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A member asked:
Birth control wasn't agreeing with me so i stopped taking it. i'm not pregnant but haven't had my period in 6 months. why?
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Not healthy: You are not ovulating, that's why skipping periods (if you re for sure not pregnant.) This is not healthy: you should see a doctor or provider who can talk to you about "why" you don't cycle and offer help. Good wishes.
Answered 12/23/2014
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