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Q: late period - is this normal?

asked by: lizzymag1 on April 7th, 2009

New User

hi everyone
i was just wondering if anyone here knew if it was normal to be 5weeks late in having your period after coming off the pill (Cerazette)? after i came off Cerazette i bled for 2weeks and now there is no sign of my "monthly friend". since coming off the pill. i have been having protected sex since coming off it. i dont think i am pregnant as i've had no symptoms apart from feelin extremely tired and needing to wee more but none of the other symptoms such as sore breasts etc.
thanx Smile

Replies(2)

mommy275

replied on April 7th, 2009

Experienced User

Should take a test to make sure ur not pregnant especially if u have been having unprotected sex. It could just be ur body readjusting to not being on the b/c pill, but you don't necessarilly get "all" the symptoms of being pregnant if you are. All women are different and don't experience the same signs. I have 2 kids and my symptoms were different with both. My second I had none.
Good luck.

2nari

replied on April 9th, 2009

New User

yes its perfectly normal, your periods will be very irregular after coming off pill for a few months. mine were

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