I posted this in the pregnancy forum
before I knew there was a bc forum so here
I go:
i went to planned parenthood, I got bcp,
they said to start on sunday and 7 days
after sunday you can do it unprotected or
you dont need backup protection (ie.
Condom) it also says this on there
website, now im at the end of the back the
dark green ones, I have 3 more left, where
is my period. I feel like I am going to
bleed any minute but I dont. I had
unprotected sex 3 times, once I was on
antibiotics for an injury (dont ask how I
managed to do it while I was hurt but I
did lol) , no one informed me that bc
might not work if on other medication
(isnt that why drs ask you wat other meds
are you on)...So yeah. I took a pregnancy
test and it said "not pregnant". Can
bcp's alter the results of a pregnancy
test? Another question, wat if you dont
get ur period while taking the pills, you
just start on the next pack even tho u
didnt get it. I called planned parenthood
and asked them these questions and lets
just I figured it out, nothing but idiots
work there...Can someone help please
thanks.
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smurfsgirl
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 196 Location: PA
Posted: 04-05-06 20:01pm
Sometimes when you first start the pill,
it can cause irregular periods until your
body adjusts to it. Bcp do not have an
effect on pregnancy tests. But, since
you were taking antibiotics you really
should retest in another week or so, to be
on the safe side. And yes you can go
ahead and start another pack when it is
time. Good luck hun.
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sweetbabii
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 05 Apr 2006 Posts: 15 Location: Florida
Thanks Posted: 04-06-06 08:41am
Thanks I got my period today, oddly enuff
the bcp didnt really affect my period, it
always comes on a thursday and whew its a
thursday jus a week later then usual.
Thanks for thelp.
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