The pill, pregnacy, and periods.

[Liz_1014]

I had sex March 18th, 2016. So far I've had a normal period in April and a normal period in May. And I've taken many urine pregnancy test and they were negative. However, its wierd because my period for this month (June) came 2 days late and only lasted for 4 days. My periods are usually 5 to 7 days. I came off the pill about 1 or 2 months ago, is that why things are weird? Does this mean I am pregnant and experiencing decidual bleeding that I think is a period? Why was my June period short. P.S. The flow was kind of heavy and bright red with clots.

[Sam W]

Hi Liz,

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