After what time after discontinuation of contraceptive pills will there be a period?

To @Agag:

After discontinuing hormonal contraception, many women experience irregularities in their menstrual cycle. Bleeding that occurs after two days may be considered so-called withdrawal bleeding, which is the body's normal response to stopping taking hormones.

On the other hand, bleeding after two weeks can also be the result of hormonal disorders, and not a typical menstrual period. After stopping the pills, it is worth giving the body time to stabilize, which can take from a few weeks to several months.

If there are no other worrying symptoms, such as severe pain or prolonged bleeding, there is no reason to worry.

In my case, after stopping contraception, after 2 days menstruation appeared and it is strange that after two weeks there was bleeding, is it normal menstruation and I don't know whether to start taking pills because I don't know if it's menstruation or hormonal disorders, I would like to know if I can take pills now

After using and discontinuing hormonal contraception, natural menstruation usually returns to 6 weeks. In some cases, menstrual disorders may occur and natural menstruation may occur even after a few months. I enclose materials that may be helpful: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/kategorie/leki-na-zaburzenia-miesiaczkowania