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Quit taking pill -Is it normal to miss period for a whole year?

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murphy89

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Quit taking pill -Is it normal to miss period for a whole year? Posted: 11-13-07 17:10pm


I was on birth control for a year and a half and I had stopped taking it because I hadn't needed it, well after I had quiet taking it I did not have a period for one year. I am back on it and I am scared to be off of it to try and concieve and it would have messed up my entire cycle. Is it normal to not have a period for a whole year after I quit taking to pill?

anniek

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Posted: 11-14-07 09:18am


Wow I don't know about that. You really need to talk to your dr about it.

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