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Q: Late Period On Birth Controle

asked by: rebel_angel on April 14th, 2005

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Hi, I just switched from ortho tri to ortho 777... I took the sugar pills last week and never started my period here it is thursday of the following week and still no period... I have taken two first response pregnancy test ... And they said negative... I am not stressed... It doesnt bother me one way or the other... But I am wondering what it could be? What do you think? :? Katie

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marnie79

replied on April 18th, 2005

New User

Pregnancy And the Pill...

How do you know if you are pregnant on the pill other than doing a test? The period you have isn't a real period so you might not know about it, I have been worried about this for a while....I did 2 tests too and they both said negative but just wondered if you knew another way to tell...?

Brookenicole

replied on April 20th, 2005

New User

I suggest don't worry about it too much as changesin period or even no period often happens with most types and brands of contraceptive pills and depo, if it is bothering you just have a chat to your doctor. :-)

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