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Intercourse After Stopping Of Birth Control Pills, Did Not Get Periods. Pregnancy Test, Negative. To Be Concerned?

My granddaughter - 21 years old - had been on birth control pills for a number of years and decided to stop about 2 months ago. Has had intercourse but never without male protection. She hasn't had her period for 2 months - has taken pregnancy test and she's not pregnant. Is there usually a period of time before the body readjusts to normalcy?
Wed, 16 Oct 2013
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I think you don't have to worry much right now. The gap to regain periods vary between person to person. It can maximally go upto 6 months.

One problem you have to worry about is the difficulty in a planned pregnancy. I'd advice you to use barrier methods of protection untill your cycles restart.

I hope I've clarified some of your concerns.

Kindly get back for further queries
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Intercourse After Stopping Of Birth Control Pills, Did Not Get Periods. Pregnancy Test, Negative. To Be Concerned?

I think you don t have to worry much right now. The gap to regain periods vary between person to person. It can maximally go upto 6 months. One problem you have to worry about is the difficulty in a planned pregnancy. I d advice you to use barrier methods of protection untill your cycles restart. I hope I ve clarified some of your concerns. Kindly get back for further queries