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I take contraceptive pill last month and i gotten my period on day 36. i wonder if my cycle this month will go back to normal or i will get my next period around day 36 again?
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If your period was 28 -30 days before using the contraceptive, likely it will go back to 28 days.
Answered 9/13/2022
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