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Questions About My Cycle : Post Pill / Hormonal Suppression Last Updated: Jan 3rd, 2010 - 00:09:53


Coming off the Pill
Answered by: Judy Wilmurt
Jul 11, 2005, 21:02

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Question

After you stop a birth control you usually will bleed a couple of days later, do you count that as an menstrual or not?
Asia

Answer

The answer is "yes".

To understand about your fertility please contact a Fertility Care Center in your area or any Natural Family Planning teacher in the California Association Directory on this web site.

Judy Wilmurt


Judy Wilmurt

Judy Wilmurt is an experienced certified Natural Family Planning Practitioner and also a member of the American Academy of Natural Family Planning.


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