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Just started 28 day birth control pill regimen. cycle typically lasts 35 days. should i expect my period later than 28 days until my cycle regulates?
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No: Once you start the birth control pill it will regulate your cycles and you can expect periods every 28 days. In the beginning you will be more prone to irregular bleeding in between periods and this is what may require time to regulate.
Answered 12/30/2014
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