I have an eight months baby had sex six months ago when the condom broke and I took plan b a had my period three days after the pill since then I had not has the periods and it's now six months am I ok help
Missed my period for six months now after taking the morning after pill is the normal please help?
Question posted by Bertha Squarre on 16 Nov 2016
Last updated on 16 November 2016
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LousArk
16 Nov 2016
I assume you've done a pregnancy test to ensure you've not become pregnant since?
Assuming you are not pregnant, then it is very likely to be a combination of all the hormones.
Plan B is a huge dose of artificial hormone. It can affect a woman's menstrual cycle for weeks or several months.
Taking into consideration the fact that your body is trying to re-balance its hormones from pregnancy, plus the extra hormone in Plan B (& also any other hormonal contraceptives you may be taking), your body just doesn't know what it's doing at the moment.
It's just going to be a case of waiting for your body to sort itself out.
LousArk
16 Nov 2016
You could use the natural product Agnus Castus (Vitex in the USA) to help your body re-balance its hormones. As long as you're not using any hormonal contraception, then it will help re-balance things for you. You can't use it with hormonal contraception, because whereas H. contraception (like pill, implant, shot etc) works by creating an imbalance in your hormones, so that you don't get pregnant, Agnus Castus works to balance your hormones, so the two would work against each other & you could therefore end up pregnant.
Agnus Castus is also very helpful for other hormonal symptoms, such as PMS
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