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Changed Birth Control Pills. Missing Periods, Not Sexually Active. What Could It Be?

Hi, I take usually microgynon 30 birth control pill, I stopped my last tablet 15th march, then I had my period , however I have moved to spain and they changed my pill to a 28day pill, which I started the same day as I should have started my others. I finished them on 23rd April but up to now I haven´t had my period. I haven´t been sexually active, and I have not started taking any more pills for the moment until my period starts. What could it be?
posted on Thu, 10 May 2012
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I really appreciate your concern, the over all menstrual cycle is hormone dependent the hormone pills changes the natural cycle of hormone while you stop taking such pills the natural way of cycle tries to reset again and this causes change the dates of bleeding, this is very common phenomenon among the females those are taking this hormone therapy, hope this information helps you have nice day.
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Changed Birth Control Pills. Missing Periods, Not Sexually Active. What Could It Be?

HI Thank for asking to HCM I really appreciate your concern, the over all menstrual cycle is hormone dependent the hormone pills changes the natural cycle of hormone while you stop taking such pills the natural way of cycle tries to reset again and this causes change the dates of bleeding, this is very common phenomenon among the females those are taking this hormone therapy, hope this information helps you have nice day.