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i stop ussing pill,now i still dont have period

By July 5, 2009 - 12:06pm
 
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last month jun/4 started my period till june/7,I'm suppose to take my pill, june/4 also,but i stop.
now from june/7,i still dont have my period its 29days already,i had sex bet.8&10,its widrawal,and the next intercoure was all with condom,Im so worried!Im getting paraniod coz no sign of it!
is it normal? I'am pregnant?
thank you so much in advance

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Dear Billa, thanks for your post. I understand your concern about not getting your period yet but you are actually still within time of getting your period. Remember that a normal cycle may be as short as 21 and as long as 35 days.

It may also take a little longer to come back because you were on birth control pills up until last month so your body needs to return to it's normal hormone producing state. For many women, their period resumes 4-6 weeks after their last pill, but some may take up to three months. Anything longer than 3 months warrants a visit to your doctor.

Because you are concerned about having unprotected sex, I would suggest that you give it a couple more weeks, then take a pregnancy test if you still don't have your period. I think your body just needs time to re-adapt.

Good Luck!

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/birth-control-pill/WO00098

July 6, 2009 - 5:31am
(reply to Rosa Cabrera RN)

thanks for your comment,that's what I'm thinking also that i need time,i just need a professional that someone tell me its normal,i don't have baby yet so i stop taking pill, I'm afraid of side effect,and its not the right time for me to have baby,so i need to be careful for what I'm doing,but i hope everything will be fine hope your right!thanks a lot i might need help again hope your there!thanks it helps me

July 6, 2009 - 10:50am
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