Pill break

2026-07-20 04:58:25
This is my first month of being on birth control pill. I completed my dosage of 21 days on 17 july. I still haven't got my periods as they are supposed to come during the 7 day pill break period. I took a pregnancy test on 17 july and it came negative. Is this normal? Shouldn't I have my periods by now? Pls reply.
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After 21 days regular intake of pills , the period for bleeding may vary from 5-10 days . You can relax and not stress as this will again affect your cycle and further delay it. If you have missed period for 2 weeks consistently I advise for online consultation .

Answered2026-07-20 08:21:22

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Answered2026-07-24 04:52:20

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You should wait for a week after stopping pills for menses to start

Answered2026-07-20 13:41:11

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Answered2026-07-20 10:38:06

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wait for few days

Answered2026-07-20 08:53:42

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You have to wait for few days more for your period

Answered2026-07-20 06:54:40

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There is a wait period of up to 10 days after the last dose Hence  you are advised to wait till 27

Answered2026-07-20 05:22:53

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