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Contraceptives.may this year my doctor gave me a 3month injection and i bled right through and later changed to pills. i last used contraceptives at the end of september and i havent had my periods since. i am not sexualy active. should i be worried?
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Not to worry: There is no reason to worry.Wait for your period to come.You stopped the pills end of September.If the period does not come in next two months,then consult your Gynecologist.It can take 3 months to resume regular periods.This is because the pills and even 3 months (depo provera)injection prevents your body from making hormones involved in ovulation and menstruation
Answered 11/10/2017
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