Stopped Contraceptive Pills Because Of Headache. No Period Since Then. What Is Wrong?
I was on microgynon contraceptive pill for 4 years when i had to come off it because of bad headaches back in november last year. since then i haven't had a single period, i contacted my doctor 3 months ago and he said to wait a little longer but now its been 5 months im really concerned about there being something wrong. any ideas?
Hi and thanks for the query,
I suggest another cause of the headache should actually be investigated. It shall actually be rare that this could be directly related to the use of microgyn, it s really difficult to be related.
Taking Microgyn, which is actually a hormone alters the normal hormonal cycle in the females, and this could take 3 to 4 months to regularize in most women. It is not rare to have some of these women who fail to menstruate after stopping the drug/.
However, after stopping the drug, it is not sure that the woman is protected from falling pregnant. Having risky sexual interactions remains a potential and high risk of getting pregnant. The commonest cause of lack of periods in a woman of reproductive age, especially when not on a very continuous and sure method of contraception is pregnancy.
Pregnancy possibilities in your case are still high. I still think you should consult and carry out a good pregnancy test.
thanks and best regards,
Luchuo, MD.
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Stopped Contraceptive Pills Because Of Headache. No Period Since Then. What Is Wrong?
Hi and thanks for the query, I suggest another cause of the headache should actually be investigated. It shall actually be rare that this could be directly related to the use of microgyn, it s really difficult to be related. Taking Microgyn, which is actually a hormone alters the normal hormonal cycle in the females, and this could take 3 to 4 months to regularize in most women. It is not rare to have some of these women who fail to menstruate after stopping the drug/. However, after stopping the drug, it is not sure that the woman is protected from falling pregnant. Having risky sexual interactions remains a potential and high risk of getting pregnant. The commonest cause of lack of periods in a woman of reproductive age, especially when not on a very continuous and sure method of contraception is pregnancy. Pregnancy possibilities in your case are still high. I still think you should consult and carry out a good pregnancy test. thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.