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No missed or late birth control pills i am 2 months late for period should i be concerned for pregnancy with many neg tests ?
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No: The pill often times results in very light or absent periods. Its one of the nice things about the pill for women who suffer heavy cycles and/or period pain.
Answered 12/25/2014
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