AboutAllison Expertise I can answer questions on birth control including how they work, the pros and cons of different methods, why you might choose one over the other, how to correct mistakes you may have made in using the device and more. As well, I can help with general knowledge on STIs, symptoms, incubation, transmission, and treatment.
Experience I have experience in birth control and sexual health education counselling since 2003. I have worked with two affiliates of the International Planned Parenthood Federation and have been extensively trained by them. As well, I have a Masters in Applied Science (Sexual Health).
Question I have recently came off the contraceptive pill, microgynon; i had a period as normal but have not had a period now for 4 weeks and 6 days. Is it likely i could be pregnant?
Answer Hi Katie,
When women come off using the birth control pill sometimes their body takes a while to get back in a regular cycle. As well, 4 weeks and 6 days is fairly normal for some women whose cycles are up to 40 or 50 days long.
I would say you most likely are not, however if you are anxious about it you can always take a pregnancy test.
