"I stopped taking my contraceptive pill and haven't had my period for 76 days, is this normal?"

It is normal for the menstrual cycle to take time to readjust after stopping contraceptive pills. Various factors such as stress, physical activity, low body weight, and anemia can also affect the normal cycle. It is recommended to take a pregnancy test to confirm the negative result and not worry too much at this point. The return of the menstrual cycle may just take some time.

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"I stopped taking my contraceptive pill and haven't had my period for 76 days, is this normal?"

It is normal for the menstrual cycle to take time to readjust after stopping contraceptive pills. Various factors such as stress, physical activity, low body weight, and anemia can also affect the normal cycle. It is recommended to take a pregnancy test to confirm the negative result and not worry too much at this point. The return of the menstrual cycle may just take some time.