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Been using 2months injection contraceptive for 5years.i stopped using it frm february dis years bt i haven't received my periods should i be worried?
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Can take : up to 12 months for regular ovulation to return, if delayed talking to your doctor may allow for treatments to improve ovulation regularity.
Answered 7/15/2019
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