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A member asked:
Pill-related or possible pregnancy? home test negative. stopped pill in nov, dec timely period but lighter. jan, 3rd day of cycle, still spotting only
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Amenorrhea : If you were on a low-dose pill, this is probably pill-related, especially in light of negative pregnancy tests.
Answered 6/28/2015
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