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brilliantlines

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timing of period Posted: 04-14-08 14:32pm


Is it normal, or any reason to think something is not right, if I do not get my period the day or two or three after I'm done with my active pills? Or am I supposed to get my period right away?

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Posted: 04-14-08 22:46pm


you can your period at ANY time during the placebo pills for it to be considered on time, it normally takes 2-3 days for the body to register a drop in hormones and begin bleeding, but its all a matter of body type.

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Posted: 04-15-08 09:42am


Most women end up bleeding between the 2nd and 4th day of placebo pills. However, it can happen any time during those pills, and even sometimes women can skip a period. If you have been taking your pills on time you should be just fine and not pregnant.

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