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I had the depo-provera once. the doctor told me to start taking the pill to regulate period. i had to stop due to a rash after a week, will i get my period?
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Yes, you will: stopping the birth control pill will make you have hormone withdrawal bleeding. If you have been regular before, it may take a few months before you will be regular again.
Answered 10/11/2014
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