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By April 9, 2013 - 9:32pm
 
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hello,
l recently took a break from my mini pill of nearly 5 years.
my cycle was every 26 days. l stopped the mini pill February and l got my period normal on the day it was due and last for 4 days. my last period came in march on the day it was and left within 3 days of spotting. l started taking my mini pill mid cycle ( l was told it was ok and l would be protected after 3 days) now this month April my due date was 7th, has been and gone...l have taken a few different brands of pregnancy test all where NEG. lm not going to lye but l did have intercourse the morning l started the pill. lm worried l might be pregnant (unwanted) and l have conceived. l was wondering how long do l have to wait before consulting a doctor as the pass few years l have had one here and there where it has been 31 days or 33 days. thanks for your help

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Thank you Daisy

This morning l woke up with bright red discharge, lm hoping it picks up in flow and goes darker. l have mid cramps and it felt very dry and hard when trying to insert a tampon. l will not be a 100% happy until l know for sure this is the start of my period and not a implant happening. lm going to think positive that it is my period returning.
Thank you so much for your advice.

Heather

April 10, 2013 - 2:34pm
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Hi Heather Affleck,

Welcome to EmpowHER.  Since you have stopped and started again on the pill. That can also cause some changes to your cycle.  You might need to wait a few more days and see if you do get your period.  If not, you will need to see your doctor for blood work.   

Best,

Daisy

April 10, 2013 - 3:17am
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