If you are trying to conceive, and are having symptoms of pregnancy but your period hasn't yet returned, then test when you have symptoms. If you do not want to get pregnant, see your health care provider to start on a new method of Birth Control.
It's easy. If you go off birth control, you could experience morning sickness, breast soreness, food cravings, and even pain in your stomach.
You can take a pregnancy test as soon as ten days after sex. Be sure to restart a new method unless you're trying to get pregnant.
A home pregnancy test can tell you if you're pregnant. Take a test no sooner than 10 days after sex.
There is always a chance for a miscarriage when you are pregnant. See the doctor regular for prenatal check ups.
yes but more likely not to be you should go check with a doctor
Typically sperm can stay inside yourvaginal canal and uterus for up to 7 days. There is a possibilty of becoming pregnant. There are factors to consider: how potent your birth control is ( such as how long it stays in your system. Also birth control is not 100% effective on it's own so there is also a possibility of becoming pregnant with out the use of other protection. Check with your doctor to be absolutely sure.
Yes. It doesn't sound like you are on the correct birth control pill if you started bleeding w/o missing any pills and it isn't time for the placebos. Check w/your doctor about your pill.
its around an 85% chance that you could be pregnant becasue birth control is only 81-99% effective. so check anyways.
That's a possibility. Also, if you are on birth control it can cause irregularities. My advise is to go to a doctor amends have him/her check.
No! Spotting is not uncommon when pregnant but if there s a lot you should seek help. If you want to take any type of medication you have to check with your doctor first.
I have a friend who did the exact same thing and her doctor said it was no problem. YOU NEED TO CHECK WITH A DOCTOR THOUGH!
You can, but check with your doctor before getting pregnant
Check with the local chapter of Planned Parenthood. They will know, and will be able to dispense pills if possible. * Florida as do several states has ludicrous laws pertaining to minors having private access to prescription birth control methods without parental consent. The law allows minor females to receive prescribed birth control if she requires birth control for health reasons and/or is married and/or is pregnant or has ever been pregnant and/or already has a child. What the Florida legislature was thinking (if indeed they ever do) when passing this law is anyone's guess.
Any kind,as long as your not elergic or anything to any ingredients. Check with your doctor. and either way, any birth control you take will control your "birth".
Taking antibiotics is about the only thing I'm aware, I'm sure there is other instances, check with your doc. Needless to say that birth control itself is not 100% proof, I got pregnant with my twins while taking the pill