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No period for two months
My last period was February 14th and it was a short, clumpy, foul smelling period. Normally my periods are heavy, regular, and last about 5-7 days. I was on birth control pills prior to that period but stopped after because of how weird it was. I have not had a period since. I have taken multiple pregnancy tests from multiple brands over several days and they have all said I'm not pregnant.
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Hello.
Please keep calm no need to worry.
And yes it found weared to have short period with minimal blood flow.
But like you mentioned previously your period were heavy and regular and for 5 to 7 days and I think it's one of the reason to prescribe you the OCPILLS.
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The reason for delayed period:
1. Ocpills - might suppress ovulation.
2. Stress
3. Sudden weight gain or lose.
4. Increased level of prolactin
5. Pregnancy is most common but your pregnancy testS are NEGATIVE.
6. Previous D&c.
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1. Though it's weared to have clumpy period and foul smelling period but regular period with minimal blood lose with contraceptive benefit are not negligible, it's helpful and beneficial.
2. Better to have 3 months to 6 months of ocpills course rather than 1 month use only.
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