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I havent had a period in 6 years what should i do. i'm ttc?
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Need assistance: No periods means you have not been ovulating and therefore pregnancy is unlikely. If you have been on the birth control pill this may be normal, and in that case you need only to stop the pills and your period will reappear with no problem. Otherwise you will need assistance to get you ovulating.
Answered 8/13/2014
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