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Irregular Periods After Birth Control. Some women have irregular or missed periods for up to six months after discontinuing birth control pills. The balanced diet and exercise will help your bodys hormone levels to stabilize regularizing the irregular periods after birth. Birth control can make your period irregular at first. But a lot of doctors will tell you the six months to a year post-birth-control time period.
Of course you should still be getting your pap smears and regular pelvic exams during this time too nag nag. Once you become sexually active following childbirth avoid the pill or other hormonal contraceptives because these will further interfere with your unstable hormonal state. 4 then my next one was 4 weeks late April 1 then 7 weeks late June 18 then over 2 weeks late Aug. This is known as. An irregular cycle following the first period is quite common and this can last for about four to five months. When you reach the placebo phase the estrogen levels in your body drop and the period is triggered.
So do not confuse the period you have experienced while you were using the oral contraceptive pill with the period that you experience as part of your normal and natural menstrual cycle.
Hi I have had very irregular periods since stopping use of the birth control patch at the end of January. If another six months goes by and youre not pregnant and still having really irregular periods by all means talk to your doctor. Louis was curious if anyone else experienced an irregular period after getting inoculated. But theres a reason why you havent heard about this side effect before. Of course you should still be getting your pap smears and regular pelvic exams during this time too nag nag. In fact the Cleveland Clinic says that its very normal for your menstrual cycle to be anywhere from 21 to 35 days and for bleeding to range from 2 to 7 days.