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⌈ Secret Post #2804 ⌋

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Re: What happens when you go off the pill?

[(Anonymous)]

I'll be back home in three weeks, when I can just go to my OB for my prescription. But I'm worried that my period will set in before that (I should have started on my new cycle yesterday) because of the hormone inbalance. Or does it take longer for the hormones to flush out?

For the record, I have been taking the pill for seven months now. I actually started specifically for this trip. :/

Re: What happens when you go off the pill?

[a_potato]

From what I know, the hormones leave your body within a couple of days (hence why, if you miss more than two pills in a row, you're supposed to toss the pack and wait until you have your period to resume taking them), but your body can take a few months to start producing the proper levels of its own hormones again. Based on my experience and the things I've read over the years, I think it's pretty unlikely that you'll have your period before you get home (but I'm definitely not an expert!).

And man, that sucks, OP. What a rotten irony.