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February 1st, 2011
i have been an the pill for 5 years 3 months ago i went of the pill for a month, to do test, so for the past 2 months i've been on a new pill but i have not have my period ...is this normal i've done 2 pregnancy tests but still scared because before this i've never skipped my period before and i was normally a very heavy flower..


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replied February 5th, 2011
Birth Control Answer A19357
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
Missing periods for 1-2 cycles during birth control pill use is common. However chances of pregnancy cannot be ruled out since you were off the pills for some time. Consider visiting your gynecologist for a thorough evaluation (examination, hormonal and blood up along with ultrasound scan) to look for the cause for your absent periods. Get started on treatment as indicated by the investigation results.
Take care.



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