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A member asked:
I stopped birth control and had my period immediately , since then i have not had my period for 2 months, is this normal?
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Common: first, if sexually active check a pregnancy test. Otherwise, post pill amenorrhea (no period) is a common side effect from using the pill. It usually only takes 6 months to get the period back, but I've seen it take a year.
Answered 8/31/2015
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