Periods and Birthcontrol Pills>>>

It is normal to be a little irregular until your body adjusts to the hormone changes. You may not have your period every 28 days, you may go longer or shorter between periods. You may have some spotting in between periods too. I also became pregnant within a few months of stopping the pill, but since you took the pg tests you are most likely not pregnant. I would suggest to keep being careful and wait and see. Of course if you are concerned give your OB's office a call and talk to the nurse. They are very helpful with questions like this!

It's likely that your body is adjusting to the hormone change. This is just November; there's still time before it's "late". Be careful, anyway (drinking and whatever), until you know that you're not pregnant.

It's ok this happen to me to but becareful. I got pg. right after I got off. I would go to your doctor and make shure that your ok.

For me, the first couple cycles after stopping were 28 days... then I became more of a 35 day cycle.

If you have taken tests and they have said you are not pregnant you probably aren't, though i have known people who do not show up pregnant on over the counter tests. More than likely your body is just trying to get back to normal after prolonged exposure to the hormones. It can take several months for your body to not only adjust to taking the medication, but also to adjust to no longer taking it. However, if you are concerned of pregnancy you can always call your doctor and see if you can run into the office for a quick blood test to find out for sure if you are or are not pregnant to put your mind at ease.