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I am using paraguard as birth control and i haven't get my period is it normal?
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Paragard and Periods: Most people continue to have periods on paragard. Often, the periods are heavier and more painful. The usual things should be ruled out when you miss a period, such as pregnancy.If you are not pregnant and continue to miss periods, a full hormonal eval should be done for thyroid disorders, peri-menopause and other hormonal causes of missed periods.Sometimes, stress alone can make you miss a period.
Answered 2/22/2019
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