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I've recently changed the pill i have been taking to loestrin24, and i was due my first period a few days ago and haven't had it, is this quite common?
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Yes: Lower dose pills, including loestrin 24, can often be associated with very, very light periods, or even none at all. The lighter the better. There is no set amount of bleeding you must have with your period. If you've gotten to a point where you're not going to have periods, consider yourself blessed.
Answered 11/25/2013
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