How do you know if you're pregnant if you don't get a period on the birth control pill?

Answer 1

The Birth Control period, as you've notice, can make your period so light that you don't notice one at all. This situation is not a medical concern, but some women find a monthly period of bleeding reassuring. If you find it anxiety-provoking to have no withdrawal bleeding on the pill, talk with your health care provider about changing to a different pill that's more likely to lead to bleeding.

Answer 2

You can know by having:- morning sickness no ovulation signs occur or check with a precnancy test(but be carful what precnancy test you buy because not all of themm are good..... the best are with a 99% accuracy)

Answer 3

It's unlikely if you're taking the birth control regularly. Maybe 1 out of 100 women get pregnant. Basically, take a pregnancy test, it'll tell you for sure. Women on birth control often don't have periods.

Answer 4

Go to the $1 store and buy a pregnancy test. Go into the bathroom, read the instructions that come with the test and follow them... usually you will urinate on the stick. If the test has 2 line, or a plus, or a smiley face, or the symbol the instructions tell you shows positive. you are pregnant. If not, repeat the test, in a week, if negative and you still don't have your period a week later you should see your doctor. If you can't get to a $1 store, go to a free clinic, planned parenthood, or your school nurse.

Answer 5

The period is the uterus shedding the lining that is formed when you ovulate so a ovum may implant and a baby grow. Your period is the start of puberty and the ability of being able to have a baby. It is very rare to get pregnant during your first cycle and before your first period, but it is possible.

Answer 6

You could buy a home pregnancy test, from pharmacies, chemists, etc.