No withdrawal bleeding on birth control

2024-08-30 10:08:13
Recently i have been diagnosed with pcos. Didn't had periods for 3 months. Firstly the dr gave me a primolut tab after which i had periods on 4th aug. 5th aug onwards i am taking gesto-kare contraceptive pills which have been prescribed by the dr. I had intercourse on 11th and 24th Aug. I have been taking the pills regularly for 21 days. Pills ended on 25th aug but i haven't gotten the withdrawal bleed till now. Today is the 5th day of stopping the pill. Took a urine pregnancy test results were negative. Is it normal to not have withdrawal bleeding? When should i start my next pack? Is there a chance of pregnancy?
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Answered2024-09-01 01:20:15

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Sometimes it may take upto 7-10days of stopping the pill to get periods, wait and watch.

Answered2024-08-31 04:16:08

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You should wait till 2 September. After that you may consult a Gynaecologist.

Answered2024-08-30 17:11:13

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It may take upto 7 days for withdrawal bleeding..wait

Answered2024-08-30 14:40:23

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Answered2024-08-30 13:53:59

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Answered2024-08-30 13:47:14

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2024-08-30 12:41:46

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Answered2024-09-02 05:16:47

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These pills are also contraceptives, so you won't get pregnant although there are also chances of failure. And you should start taking your pills from 1st sept irrespective of menses

Answered2024-09-01 14:36:15

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Hi..it takes around 7 to 10 days for withdrawal bleeding..so dont worry..!!

Answered2024-08-31 12:57:41

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You should wait for 7-10 days after stopping medicines for menses to start

Answered2024-08-31 07:54:42

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Sometimes it will take a week to have withdrawal bleeding after completing pills Wait and see

Answered2024-08-31 06:30:17

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Wait for 7-10 days

Answered2024-08-31 04:21:13

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It takes 7 to 8 days for withdrawal bleeding  to happen . Wait for few days more.

Answered2024-08-30 11:20:39

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