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birth control
If you change birth control pills and don't miss a dose, is it possible that you could miss your period?
hi i was on brith control almost 2months ago but my medical stop covering it and i have a new form of brith control now but i have not taken it yet could i still get pregnant with in that time or how long douse it take i was on the other brith control for 9 months thanks
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You need to go see a gynecologist and find out how the differences in hormone composition might have affected your period. Changing your birth control doseage could affect your hormones which would affect your cycle. Let your gynecologist know. She will want to know that you have skipped a period and make sure there is no medical problem or fertility implication.
Are you changing birth contorol pills in the middle of your cycle?
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