No menstrual cycle after stopping birth control
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menstrual-cycle
No you're not pregnant this happens when you take birth control or the after pill your menstrual cycle gets crazy your body just needs time to adjust you'll be fine.
changes in menstrual cycle (which can include irregular periods, no periods, and spotting); fatigue, weight gain, headaches, and sometimes dizziness. Another fact to be aware of is that once you stop Depo injections, it may take several months for your menstrual cycle to become 'normal' again. Although you can become pregnant after stopping Depo, it can take several months to a year before you're able to conceive.
Started on birth control pills 5 months ago simply to try and regulate my periods and lessen the severity of bleeding. First I was on Levlen which worked fine for about 3 months, even managed to skip a period successfully. Then started to get breakthrough bleeding half way through cycle which was continuous for 3 weeks but some days worse than others. Went back to GP who changed me to Brevicon which is a stronger pill.
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It is recommended to have at least one normal period prior to conceiving in order to estimate your ovulation cycle after cessation of birth control pills. After stopping pills a short delay may occur before ovulation resumes. Depending on the type of birth control pill you are on, your ovulation cycle may resume quickly or delay for some time .It is possible for your period to be delayed after stopping the pill, which may impact your ovulation and ability to conceive.
Discharge is normal so long as it doesn't resemble cottage cheese, itch, have an odd color, or smell horrible (fishy is often used to describe a yeast infection). It's just a sign of your arousal at some point during the day or what phase of your cycle you are in. There's no guarantee birth control will lessen or relieve the amount of discharge.
No it's not always an immediate thing i was on bc for about 4 years after my son was born and it took me almost a year to get pregnant!
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Once Primolut is stopped, your periods appear in 2-3 days of stopping them and you can start with the oral contraceptives but if you don’t get the periods within 7 days then you should report this to a gynecologist.
m not a doctor and I have no experience with medicine, but from what I have researched online about the hormones that control your menstrual cycle, and from my experience taking birth control, you could be having symptoms of estrogen dominance as withdrawal from taking birth control. It is easy enough from the North American diet for the body to produce more estrogen than it does progesterone. Both of these hormones need to be in your body for you to get your period.
It should not be used as regular contraceptive pill and any other form of birth control pill may be used. It can cause menstrual irregularities or heavy bleeding. The commonest cause of bleeding after intercourse is hormonal imbalance. The two hormones regulating a woman’s cycle are estrogen and progesterone. If they get out of balance, one may have spotting.
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