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About 2 months ago i decided to go off my contraceptive pill after being on it for 5 yrs. i still havent gotten my period back - is this normal?
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No period: 2 months: At 24, if you had a history of regular periods prior to your taking oral bcps, your period should resume within 6-8 weeks. Remember that before a period occurs, you will ovulate, and of course pregnancy is possible. If pregnancy is suspected, obtain a serum HCG test to be certain.
Answered 4/20/2018
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