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Q: No period on seasonale placebo pills

asked by: mazzella on March 17th, 2009

New User

hi i am taking seasonale generic Josselyn and i am on the white pills. i am two days late on my period and i never missed a day. i am sexually active but do not use condoms. i have been on othdro-cylin low and i had to do physical activity's to start my period when i was on the white pills. i am really scare because i cant have a kid now. please anyone help me.

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worrywart01

replied on March 17th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

if you're on seasonale, someone correct me if i'm wrong but i believe the whole point of this pill is to skip your period so that you only have like 4 periods a year...so are you SURE that this IS the month that your period is due? if it is and you dont have your period but have taken ALL you pills then you should have nothing to worry about but I'd test just to make sure...also,how long have you been on this particular pill? I know for me on yaz I dont get my period until the very last day of the placebos and my period lasts until about day 2 or 3 of the new pill pack....so maybe you should just wait until you're finished with the placebos just to give it some time

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