why havent i had a period yet after stop taking the pill.?
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See your Doctor again !!
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You may have an infection or hormonal imbalance. By medication I suppose you mean the birth control pill.  Sometimes when you stop taking them it takes awhile to get your period back
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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!
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Yes, it can take several months for your body to regulate itself once discontinuing the use of birth control pills. See, when you are using birth control pills, those pills fool your body into thinking it ovulates, but the pills prevent that. So when you stop taking them your body has to adjust to having regular cycles again without the use of synthetic hormones helping to regulate your cycles.\n\nAnd I agree with NurseAnnie. If you believe that you could be pregnant, you should visit a doctor to have yourself tested.
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You didn't have two periods in one month, you had a so-called break-through bleed which can happen when you switch from a pill with more hormones to one with less. You don't ovulate if you take the pill as instructed.
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You might miss your period. You might experience what is called "break through bleeding" or bleeding while taking active pills. If you start the pills midcycle, it could take a few months for your period to regulate itself with the pill. This is okay but, side effects may be worse when starting. Remember to use back up contraceptives for at least 7 days after starting the pill.
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Yes, I had severe hormonal problems from being on the pill.  Everyone's tolerance is different, and my body just couldn't handle the imbalance hormonal birth control creates.  It took over 3 years for my body to regulate itself after I stopped taking birth control pills.
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Most likely stress! It does wonders as far as screwing up your hormones! You've taken all the right steps so I wouldn't worry if I were you. Just try and keep yourself calm and make sure you're eating properly, and your body will settle down, and you should find your periods even out.  \n\nOh, and keep on your birth control pill! If you've only just started taking them, bear in mind it could be the pills that are affecting your periods. And if it continues, maybe your dr will prescribe you a different Pill. But don't take the risk of unprotected sex! It's not worth it!\n\nHope you're ok,\nLove Raine
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some women atheletes miss or have light periods because of the activity level and or stress that their bodys go through. this is something that takes a long time. i went to school with girls who were in track and after a couple of months of track and training they started missing them or they got lighter. i would also talk to the doctor about birth control pills or the shot. my sister in law is on the birth control shot and has not had a cycle in over 4 months. the shot stops your body from ovulating, which is what happens before you start your period.
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if you've jus come off the pill, give it 6 months for a period, longer go to your gp. if your trying for a baby, then dont worry at all, and if u dont want one, then its time to invest in a pregnancy test. Then head to your gp or local family planning centre depending on the result.
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it can take up to 6 months to a year for it to completely be out of your system, this is definately normal, some women don't have a period for months after stopping the pill and others have it right when they should. every woman is different, just give it some time and your period should return to normal.
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Yes this is very normal and menstrual abnormalities can occur for at least 3 months after starting birth control pills including with a change.
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Your age plays a big factor.  Could be stress, diet, over exercising, weight, or even a medical condition such as fibroid tumors (which is what I had). Don't worry too much about it unless you skip two months...... \nBy the way...how you do definitely know that you are not pregnant?
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Yep.  It's like the first time that you took them, you gained a little weight probably, and your period was a little messed up.  The pills make some changes in your body, and now your body is trying to get back to the way that it was before you were on the birth control.  If you keep spotting then you may want to see a GYNO just to get things checked out.  Good Luck!
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Maybe your pills don't have a high enough hormone level?  Are you taking them at the same time each day?  I had some spotting for the first few months when I started the pill at your age, too.  Sometimes you have to switch pills several times to find the one that's right for you.  I was on 4 different ones before I found one I could live with that didn't make me crazy, hungry, break out, and helped me have regular periods.  What did your doctor say?  \n\nI'd give it some time--if you've only been on the pill for 4 months, AND you switched pills in that time, your body will need some time to adjust.  Just be sure to keep communication open with your doctor until you find the pill (or patch or ring...) that's right for you.
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Your body may be adjusting to being off of b.c. pills. Usually that would mean irregular bleeding and longer periods. Hope your are ready for motherhood because that sure is a big possibility with the sign and symptoms you have given.
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Birth Control does the same thing to me. Its all the hormones in thel that can cause a woman to have irregular periods. Since you took 2 pills Monday, you doubled your intake of hormones, but didnt take any on Sunday. Your body probably just got 'confused' by the lack of hormones on Sunday, then double the hormones on Monday.\n\nSometimes it take up to a year of taking birth control for our periods to get back to 'normal.' And sometimes, after taking it for a year, we don't get our periods at all.