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Q: Taking the Pill When I Am Unsure!

asked by: sbeames on December 27th, 2004

New User

I am over a week late. I have taken several test but all of them have come up neg. We were not trying and this is the first I have been on birth control. My son is only 8months. I am not sure how long to wait or if I should keep taking my pills???? I don't want to stop for fear of getting pregnant, but I also don't want to hurt my baby if there is one. The pill packet says to take until you are sure! What to do???? Any advice? :(

Replies(3)

PosrscheLvr

replied on December 28th, 2004

Experienced User

They wouldn't put it on the package if they weren't sure you could keep taking it in early pregnancy. Follow what the package says. If you still don't trust it, just call your doc.

Tazzy D

replied on December 28th, 2004

Advanced Support Team

It is ok to continue taking the pill. Wait another week and if you still havent started go see a doc. Or test again..... Sometimes when there is change or stress your period can be delayed, oh and some people stop having a period on bc...... Good luck to u

~*klo*~

replied on December 28th, 2004

Experienced User

Hey I used to be on the pill. And mine said on the instructions that only worry and visit your doc after you have missed two periods. Sometimes it just happens.Also if its the pils I was on then you only have a 7 day break for your af to show up in, if it doesnt then carry on as you would and wait till your next break. Goodluck

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