I stopped taking my Birth control in September and stil no period...?
814428
It took me 2 months to get mine.
626462
Why dont you try Seasonale. It is a new type of birth control pill that allows a woman to only have 4 periods a year. For more information speak to your OB/GYN and look at the oral contraceptive's web site. \n\nhttp://www.seasonale.com/
869149
Go back to the gyno.  Obviously something is wrong.  Have you taken a pregnancy test?  If your not pregnant, you need to get on birth control or progesterone to stimulate your period.  It isn't good to go so long without one.
765164
Yes for some people it is, for others it's the other way around. If you have had sexual intersourse after stopping the pill, you may want to keep an eye on things since there is the possibility of being pergnant. You can still get your period if you are pregnant and it will usually be a light one. Hope this helped
586373
your body will produce irregular spotting for a while. You should take a pregnancy test just to be safe and if it comes up negative then yes, it is b/c your body is just reacting to coming off of the birth control and your periods will be irregular for a few months. Also FYI, I am 23 and I have used Depo Prevara and my doctor strongly urged me not to take it anymore b/c it has been proven to be very bad for your bones. My doc says don't take it for more than 2 yrs. otherwise it could cause major damage. Just ask your doc about it.
365603
Best I know of is to use the Pill. My periods without it are all over the place (I'm almost 32). Many thing affect how regular, or unregular your periods are, such as stress, diet, etc. I take a birth control pill that is LOW estrogen or progeterone only, I forget exactly (it's generic name is Errin), since I want as little "extra" in my body as possible. It' releases just enough without getting me all moody or anything. Asy your gyno...he/ she can be lots of help. BTW, mine is a female gyno, and I swear by her, because not only is she a doctor, but she's also a woman who can offer real life experiences, not just a man reading out of a medical textbook. Hope this helps some. :)
403032
It often takes a while for your periods to get back to normal after stopping birth control, particularly if her cycle was irregular before she started taking it. Other causes of missed periods include dieting, poor nutrition, extreme exercise and stress. She should visit her doctor in case there is an underlying cause, but I had a similar situation, with no other symptoms, and nothing was wrong. It is also possible that the pregnancy test result was wrong - sometimes, negative results are inaccurate.
293754
There are lots of things that can cause you to miss a period.  Stress, weight gain, weight loss, illness, or  hormonal irregularities.  You should go see your doc, you may need to be given something to jumpstart your period again.  And don't worry!  I once went 8 months without a period and to be honest, it was a GREAT 8 months!
751159
If you stopped taking birth control, you are not experiancing break through bleeding. Break through bleeding is a term used only to describe bleeding while taking active hormones. \n\nWhat you are experiencing is a period. If you were irresponsible about going off birth control and stopped half way through your pack, then the bleeding could last much longer than your regular period and your cycle is going to take some time to go back to normal. You messed up your hormonal cycle. If you were smart about it and waited until the end of a pack to go off birth control, your bleeding should only last as long as it usually does each month when you get your period. \n\nSince you are planning on becoming pregnant, you should wait about 2 to 3 full natural cycles to attempt to get pregnant. Right now your body is getting used to being off hormones and you may not ovulate for a few months or experience irregular cycles. It may be better to wait. No worries though, if you were fertile before going on the pill, you should have no problems becoming pregnant soon. \n\nThese sorts of questions should always be directed at your prescribing doctor though, so go see your doc!
610044
I was on it about 3 months ago for 5 days and had a normal period when it was over (actually alot lighter than normal). I would get in to see your dr. immediately! Don't let them give you the run around!!
1113888
You don't have a period while on the Pill.  Technically, you have withdrawal bleeding.  It looks the same on the outside, but it is very different from the perspective of your body.\n\nYes, some women do stop all bleeding while on the Pill.  However, pregnancy is also a possibility.  You should see your midwife or doctor because if you *are* pregnant, you need to know it and stop taking pills.  Do not wait until it is late enough for a home pregnancy test.
655123
Definitely yes.  This is currently happening to me and my doctor told me that it is totally normal.  The pill works in part by thinning the lining of the uterus.  For some women, the lining of the uterus gets so thin that it isn't shed anymore, so you have no period.  I have been on the pill for over two years and my periods have gradually gotten shorter--now they only last 2-3 days.  My gynecologist told me that they could stop altogether and if they did, it would be nothing to worry about.  If your period does stop, I would recommend taking a home pregnancy test just to rule out pregnancy as a reason.  If you aren't pregnant, then it should be a normal reaction to the pill.
638788
I have the same disease and the worst part of it was that my period was late for 3 months! I used birth control pills for 6 months (on instruction of my doctor)and after quiting I got pregnant within a month so it doesn't cause infertility or worse things if you control it with your doctor's help.
806554
You should muster up the strength to take a pregnancy test.   And yes, you should see a doctor.  Even if you're not pregnant, there has to be a reason that you're not having a period.\n\nGood luck to you and I hope you've got a little bean.
519673
If the test said that you are not pregnant then it's telling you the truth. The reason that you may not have started yet is because of going off of the birth control. It will take anywhere from a month to a few months for your periods to be back to normal.
587806
Have you made any changes in your diet recently? Do you eat healthy foods and exercize regularly? It might be a problem associated with the birth control pills, or it might be a coincidence. In either case, that sounds like a lot to gain in one month. I'd ask your doctor if I were you.
499666
I'm assuming you ruled out pregnancy. Assuming that, you should know that it's not unusual for a woman to have her cycles stop temporarily after going off the Pill. It's nothing to worry about but you should check with your doctor. He/She can give you a hormone shot that will bring the periods on, but depending on your particular situation, he might encourage you to wait it out for about a year to see if the periods restart on their own.