I changed my contraceptive last month, is it possible that it could have disrupted my period?

28-year-old woman4 years ago

I am a few days late, Pregnancy test done this morning negative.

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Alexandre Chagnon · 4 years ago

Hello Ma'am,

Yes, it is quite possible. You may see these disturbances occur for about 3 consecutive cycles without any need for concern. If the disturbances persist beyond those 3 months, it would probably be best to see a doctor.

Good evening,

Alexandre Chagnon, pharmacist

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