Birth control: should I expect my period? Posted: 01-31-07 03:31am
i am on levlen ed and have also been on
antibiotics i have missed 2 pills in the
1st week and a pill here and there over
the next week all up i have missed 6
pills. Also if i count backwards from the
time my period is due i did have
unprotected sex with my fiance around the
6th day of the pil and the 12th,14th and
the 17th with no extra backup.
Now my period is due in 6 days and i do
kinda have the period symptons but this
time i dont have sore breasts and i always
get that.i have noticed i am feeling very
exhausted last week or so.are the chances
high that i have fallen preg and if so as
i am still on th epill should ui be
expecting a period still?
thank you
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Birth Control Answer A2271 Posted: 02-05-07 08:15am
According to the data about missed pills
and unprotected sex, it seems that you
might get pregnant. You should expect your
period, regardless of whether you using
pills or not . If you miss an expected
period, you could be pregnant. Pregnancy
must be confirmed or excluded via a home
pregnancy test.
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