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Been on the pill for 5 months and haven't missed or skipped any pills. take them around the same time religiously every day. my period is late. is this normal?
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Explanation : Changes of cycle of menstrual period may happen through the life, due to many reasons, like stress or environmental condition. Keep talking your pills regularly. It could be normal variation.
Answered 9/24/2016
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