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I had sex on the 4th of November for the first timewhile on holiday I can't remember whether it was protected or not I then missed my period in November I have done 6 pregnancy tests since then all negative including the one from the doctor. However I started taking cerelle the mini pill on the 2nd of December I then started spotting on the 4th December then stopped spotting on the 8th then got a period from the 12th of December until the 21st and now I've had nothing since....is this normal? And am I definetly not pregnant?
The doctor said I've to stop thinking I am prevent she says I'm defo not and the pill can stop my period but I'm still worried
Are u sure? It's just I've read on the net about women who didn't no they were pregnant till they gave birth then ppl were saying the tested negative on tests even though they were pregnant then some were saying they didn't test positive till 5 months. I am just scared and I no it sounds daft to be so obsessed but my mind constantly runs through the what ifs and I'm finding it hard to stop it
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
HI,
Since six of the pregnancy tests were negative and also you have been to the Doctor, there is less chance of a pregnancy. It is possible that the mini pill has messed up things. However it is necessary to find out the reason for delayed periods. For this you need to do an ultrasound scan. Factors like pregnancy, PCOS, ovarian cysts etc can be easily diagnosed on an ultrasound scan.
The answer is based on information provided. Exact advice is not possible without a proper examination and investigations. You are requested to consult your Doctor. Take care and keep us posted.
Since six of the pregnancy tests were negative and also you have been to the Doctor, there is less chance of a pregnancy. It is possible that the mini pill has messed up things. However it is necessary to find out the reason for delayed periods. For this you need to do an ultrasound scan. Factors like pregnancy, PCOS, ovarian cysts etc can be easily diagnosed on an ultrasound scan.
The answer is based on information provided. Exact advice is not possible without a proper examination and investigations. You are requested to consult your Doctor. Take care and keep us posted.
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