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likely hood of pregnancy?
2 missed pills on birth control in week 1 of cycle, also 3 days worth of antibiotics and unprotected sex during that same week. pregnancy or no?
If you're ovulating, you wouldn't be pregnant at all. A female does not ovulate while pregnant (except under extremely rare circumstances) because there is no need to.
Because you had taken the pills incorrectly, it can cause breakthrough bleeding/irregular bleeding or this can be your true cycle. More than likely you are not pregnant, but of course it is still possible until you have confirmation. The safest bet if you ARE is to treat your body like it is. Avoid high amounts of caffeine, no alcohol, smoking, drugs, eat healthy, etc etc. Basically what you should do anyways.
Because you had taken the pills incorrectly, it can cause breakthrough bleeding/irregular bleeding or this can be your true cycle. More than likely you are not pregnant, but of course it is still possible until you have confirmation. The safest bet if you ARE is to treat your body like it is. Avoid high amounts of caffeine, no alcohol, smoking, drugs, eat healthy, etc etc. Basically what you should do anyways.
No you are on the pill your cycle is probably messed up because you missed it. and also the pain you were having could have been from either your period. Or you could possibly have a cyst.
Last question! Sorry, you guys just seem like experts! So... now i am bleeding and these last couple of days have been my ovulation days.. If i bleed during ovulation then I couldnt possibly be pregnant!?
Not until much further along and the weight and pressure of the baby and fluid was pushing down on everything.
For anyone who HAS been pregnant.. did you ever feel a heaviness or a random sharp pain on the lower left side of your abdomen? Recently I've been noticing uncomfortable pressure around that region. Although, could be something else.
If you have at any time had sex unprotected then yes you could be pregnant. You should use condoms-especially if you were taking antibiotics!
If you frequently forget to take your pill maybe you should think about a more permanent contraception?
Hope everything works out for you x
If you frequently forget to take your pill maybe you should think about a more permanent contraception?
Hope everything works out for you x
Not necessarily. It could be either or. You can take a pregnancy test in a few days, and if it's positive you know it is implantation bleeding.
I've also noticed a pinkish discharge when I wipe.. Is is implantation? or spotting from taking the pill irregularly? Its been 5 days sense the unprotected sex... probably too early to spot, right?
There are, but they all mimic PMS, virus, hormonal imbalance, other medical problems, etc etc. They would be breast tenderness, nausea, vomiting, headache, fatigue, bloating, cramps, appetite changes, frequent urination, etc.
Some women can just know, yes. But I've seen many women who claim they know, only to find out they actually are not.
Some women can just know, yes. But I've seen many women who claim they know, only to find out they actually are not.
Are there any pregnancy symptoms that aren't the basic missed period, morning sickness, etc. that are detected in early, early pregnancy's? Can some women be intuitive when it comes to knowing theyre pregnant?
Yup. Many don't realize it, but the vagina is acidic. It's pH level is anywhere from a 3-4. The vagina is self cleaning, and being acidic it can kill any foreign bacteria that enter it. (You also have healthy bacteria in the vagina, necessary for things to work smoothly) However, this can kill some of the sperm, making it difficult to conceive a child or a particular gender--especially if your levels are off or you have too much/too little bacteria levels.
It is and isn't. You have to have sex when you're ovulating, or in the days leading up to ovulation. A female can't get pregnant without ovulation, otherwise there is nothing for the sperm to join with. They are just absorbed by the body. The quality of the egg, the sperm, your cervical mucous, the acidity of the vagina, and timing all influence this. And then even if the two DO join the egg might not implant, one or the other might be bad, the uterine lining might be too thin, you could have a luteal phase defect making conception difficult... There are dozens upon dozens of things that can influence pregnancy--it's quite amazing when you think about it. Even things such as stress can cause you to not get pregnant or get a period.
So, basically its not that easy to get pregnant. Its more about when you're ovulating and most fertile?As well as the quality of the sperm? Sorry for all of the questions... I'm very curious and a little worried.
Conception itself happens very quickly. An egg is only viable for 12-24 hours, so they join very fast. What takes awhile is the actual implantation of the egg. This usually occurs anywhere from 6-12 days after ovulation/conception.
Birth control is not going to do anything if you had already became pregnant, it is actually very bad for the baby. Like drugs and alchol.
Thanks to all! This is good information to know! I guess I'll just have to wait it out...
It can indeed, and in perfect conditions can survive for 7 days. Just taking one after is not likely to do anything however. It's just a waiting game from here on out.
For added protection, it is wise to also consider using condoms in addition to birth control. It especially comes in handy for situations like these. Anytime you miss pills you should use additional protection for at least 48 hours.
For added protection, it is wise to also consider using condoms in addition to birth control. It especially comes in handy for situations like these. Anytime you miss pills you should use additional protection for at least 48 hours.
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