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Not knowing your pregnant

How is it that you dont know your pregnant ..?? I had sex and I believe I had became pregnant butI didnt know bebecause like a week after I had sex I started my birth control .. I felt I was pregnant but I wasnt sure so I took like six home pregnancy test and all came baqk negative. Because I started birth control could that been the reason that the test keep saying negative ??? Can birth control affect your pregnant test ??
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They recommend the same time every day, just like any other medication
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Okay thanks and I wanted to know when you take the birth control pill do you have to take it the same time every day .. or is it okay as long as you take the pill every day the time doesn't matter ... cause I started taking mine every day at 12am and after like a week later I started taking it about two or three maybe four hours late .
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Well if you are pregnant taking birth control is dangerous! So I would stop pills and sex for 1 month then take tests.....but best to talk to a Dr :) good luck!
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Yeah you have to let the birth contol have a chance to get in your system and start working, taking it a few days isn't going to protect you.
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if I am correct it takes a month of birth control pills to get in your system
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Just go to the doctor. Ask them. (:
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