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could i be pregnant?
Hi,
I got my period on December 21st and took loestrin 24 FE but because I wasn't in excruciating pain as I usually am I didn't take it for the remainder of my period (my cycle is about 28 days ) but on the first I had sex with my partner and he came inside me. I was worried so I took two loestrin 24 FE when I got home. Two days later I took an ovulation test and it was positive, the day after I took another one it was positive but the line was fainter. Am I pregnant? If I was I would be 2 weeks and 4 days now but I have no breast tenderness and bloating has always been a problem for me, I do get some pain but I associated it with having bad gas.
I got my period on December 21st and took loestrin 24 FE but because I wasn't in excruciating pain as I usually am I didn't take it for the remainder of my period (my cycle is about 28 days ) but on the first I had sex with my partner and he came inside me. I was worried so I took two loestrin 24 FE when I got home. Two days later I took an ovulation test and it was positive, the day after I took another one it was positive but the line was fainter. Am I pregnant? If I was I would be 2 weeks and 4 days now but I have no breast tenderness and bloating has always been a problem for me, I do get some pain but I associated it with having bad gas.
Thank you for ur input...I guess I still have to wait then. I'm not a fan of pills and I use birth control for severe dysmennorhea* but I take it when I feel like in having excruciating pain because of AF.
I'm confused about how you took your pills, but if you skipped pills it's definitely possible that the birth control failed. I think you have a little longer before you can take a pregnancy test, but if your period doesn't show up when expected I would definitely take one.
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