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It's been 3 months since i've gotten off birth control and i haven't gotten my period yet. why?
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? Pregnant: The most common cause of missed menses is pregnancy. If sexually active then check that. Also if your menses were irregular before you started the pill then likely could be after. It could take a few more months before you start. You probably should see your doctor if don't start by six months.
Answered 7/30/2014
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