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hi,last month i missed my period.im taking the pill, i thought i might of missed it due to stress. but the rest of the month iv just been wanting to eat alot,i was pooping alot(sorry for tmi) but last 4 days or so iv just been really bloated and just abit sensitive to the touch next//above my hip.and slight lower back pains,not sure wether its due from sleeping bad or a bump.yestrday i had taken my last pill. and expecting my period, but im just weary as all i feel is slight cramp .bloatiness. the pack before the last one i had, im not so sure if i missed one or not and wasnt taking them at the right time. i worry myself too much, iv never missed a period, and hopefully not miss another. abit of advice please
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i went to the doctors and they didnt want to test me , just say it is prob due to the birth control pills. and if nothing changes to go back after 3-4 cycles to do a check up. they must be having a joke , i dont feel well at all
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well, my period came yesterday or something alike. its pinkish red and alot like on and off. im getting really worried now. i had forgotten to mention that last month when i was due i just had a milk like discharge. and in the past few days along with being bloated iv noticed my breasts feel abit swollen and tender also and my lower pits felt abit more swollen. sorry for tmi , im freaking out. i normally have one day of menstrual pain but it i have it again today and it seems to be sharp in certain places. can someone help me figure out whats up please, would really appreciate someones help  
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