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I've recently started with a contraceptive (qlaira) but since i haven't gotten my period even on the days i should according the the colours of the pills and everything. is it normal?
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Common: Sometimes it takes a cycle or 2 for your body to adjust . Any questions can be answered by your obgyn-do not hesitate to ask them
Answered 3/12/2020
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