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By Beck0620 | Dec 05, 2012

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Stopped Nuvaring, 5 weeks late but tests negative.

I stopped using Nuvaring at the beginning of September because I ran out of refills. I then had a normal period at the beginning of October. Now it's December and I am 5 weeks late.
I have taken 5 otc pregnancy tests and had a blood test after being 2 weeks late. All tests are negative.

What is going on? Has anyone else had this happen?

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Arti Sharma, M.D.

Dec 07, 2012

To: Beck0620

Hello and hope you are doing well.
Once a woman stops using the NuvaRing, it may take time for the body to adjust and return to the normal production of hormones. It is advisable to consult a health care specialist.If these irregular periods persist you may need evaluation for hormonal imbalances, thyroid disorders, ovulation problems etc.In that case a basic scan, hormonal assay may provide some information. Do keep me posted.
Take care and best luck!

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