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Menstrual cycle
Usually my period. Cycle was 34days exact. I had taken continuous ipil in October monthso my periods cycle has changed to 41days in November. I had enquired here they said don't take ipil so I have completely avoided it
. Today is my 39days cycle yet I didn't get my periods. I think I will get within 2days so it will be 41days cycle again.. Is there any problem?? Anything dangerous? Or will it be normal aftr few month
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Dr. Minal Bhadrige
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Please do not use i pill as way of contraception
Continuous use of i pill does cause irregular menses
Once you have stopped taking it, it will take around 3 to 5 cycles to get back to normal
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