Started New Pill Pack 1 Week Early Posted: 12-19-07 18:53pm
i lost my bc and started my new pack a
week early. my period the next week was
light and lasted for about 3 weeks. then a
week after the bleeding stopped, when i
was supposed to get my next period, i
didnt get it and started to feel nauseous
everytime i ate. is this just my body
reacting to the pill mixup or...?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 12-19-07 20:02pm
Why did you get a period the next week?
Shouldn't you have only been in week 2 of
the new pack? If you were, then you did
not get a period; you had "spotting". Of
course it was light; you were on active
pills which prevent periods.
So then during the next placebo week you
didn't get a period?
Did you ever miss any pills due to losing
them?
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Posted: 12-19-07 20:20pm
i missed one day
do you think the nausea could be realated?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 12-19-07 21:11pm
Nausea and birth control are related but
only if it's a normal side effect for you.
It's possible that the effects of the
hormones is causing the nausea. Did you
take two pills the day you started to make
up for the day you missed?
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Posted: 12-19-07 21:15pm
no i only took one
i was having sex with my boyfriend
regualrly throughout the whole ordeal. do
you think pregnancy is a possibility?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 12-19-07 21:24pm
Not really, not from one missed pill. The
only way would be ifyou lost the pills
within the first week of your pack.
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