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A member asked:
I finished my hormonal birth pills february. i didnt see my period in march but it came this month. started as a tiny drop. it's been 2 weeks now. just today i had mango and period came with full force. what do i do?
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Pregnancy test: consider a pregnancy test as your next step, if negative, this could ovulation irregularity, and may need treatment. If positive, this needs evaluation with your doctor, or urgent care.
Answered 4/25/2020
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