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⌈ Secret Post #2804 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What happens when you go off the pill?

[(Anonymous)]

It'll vary for everyone, of course, but for me, the changes didn't come right away. It took months and months to notice any difference and it mainly boiled down to slightly heavier periods with more nausea and cramping, more noticeable PMS and more zit outbreaks. Nothing severe, but enough that I realized the difference.

If you're only off the pill for a month or two, you may not even notice.

Re: What happens when you go off the pill?

[(Anonymous)]

It's about three weeks until I get back home and can go to my OB, but I have only been taking the pill for seven months, and according to my OB it's only a mild one, whatever that means.

I'm just worried I'll get my period again in a week or so, with even worse pain than before I started on the pill. :(

Re: What happens when you go off the pill?

[(Anonymous)]

It's possible, but if you do get a period, it probably won't be anything worse than what you've experienced before you started the pill. Mine aren't, I'd just forgotten how inconvenient no-pill periods can be. And like another comment said, it takes a good while for your body to adjust, we're talking more like months rather than days or weeks.