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No period Please Help!

I have been on birth control since i was 15 i am 22 now. my last normal period was feb 11 then after i came off on the 17 i had sex on the 18 and by the 19 i started to experience common symptoms of being pregnant ie nausea vomiting morning sickness etc, so i stopped taking my birth control because i didnt want to kill the baby if i was pregnant i took plenty of preg tests including blood and urine and they were negative. i started to bleed again on feb 26 and had bad abdominal pain, i went to the hospital and they just said that it was abnormal bleeding. I still have not had a period since then, i am really really scared can anyone help. I have been to the clinic and all they have been doing is taking my blood every time i go and its really nerve wrecking
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i had regular periods from what i can recall, i came on my period when i was 13 and it was regular
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Before you went on birthcontrol did you have a normal period or did you have to take it for an irregular period. Endometriosis can cause you to miss a period for weeks, months, or cause short heavy periods and long light periods. The Nausea and vomitting shouldnt really happened immediately in a pregnancy. You may have to go to a specialist like my ex did. she went undetected with endo for years at numerous hospitals until she went to a specialist for a somewhat related surgery and they determined that was the cause and they helped treat it.
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