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My period is two weeks late. i have taken 3 pregnancy tests that say negative. i haven't started my new birth control pack yet. should i?
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Anovulation: It sounds as if you are experiencing anovulatory cycles. These are cycles where the ovary fails to release an egg. This causes temporary hormonal disruption.
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