Each body is different so the exact amount of time I cannot tell you. I'm on Femcon FE and it normall takes me about 2 days to start bleeding after the last pill is taken. The pill is in your system for apprx 24 hours so any time after that you can start bleeding. This is because your body does not actually have a period. Your body is really only bleeding because of the withdrawal from the hormones. Technically its disputed whethere this "fake period" is really necessary, but most doctors recommend the 7 day break (or three day on loestrin). But your body is completely controlled by the hormones.
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Stages are so long, that even if they start in the morning they don't finish until well into the day.
As long as you aren't nursing anymore, you can start whenever, here's the catch. If you start your birth control right after your period it is effective almost immediately (check with the brand of pill you are using) because ovulation hasn't occured yet, if you start the pill any other time it is not considered effective until after your next period as ovulation may have already occured thus you could become pregnant, again.
how long after you finish 40 days on hcg can you start again.
well the first couple years is irregular so when you first start you period it can last up to 3-15 days at the most. and about 24-28 days until your next period(:
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Everyone is different but your period will come out quite heavy at first (when you start) and then it will get lighter every day you have it until it is gone or at least until it comes back next month then it will just be light everyday. A period can last anything from 3 - 7 days but in extreme cases 10 days! Hope that helped!
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If you stopped taking them after a week you should start your period in three to five days. If you are 7 days into a new packet you probably won't start your "period" until the week you take the inactive pills.