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DONT KNO WAT TOO DO

OKAY 3WKS AGO MY BOYFRIEND ND I HAD UNPROTECTED SEX . I HVENT THOUGHT NUN OF IT BCUS I HAD BEEN ON THE BIRTH CONTROL SHOT SINCE NOVEMBER , BUT I TOOK MY LAST SHOT MAY 12 ND I HVENT HAD A PERIOD AT ALL . BUT MY BREAST HVE BEEN HURTING I PEE A LOT ND ALWAYS HVE WIRED CRAVING . I CRAMP LIKE I'M HVEN A PERIODS MY SIDE ND MY BACK HURTS ALL THRU THE NIGHT I'M ALWAYS HUNGRY ND EVERYTHING. DO YOU THINK IT'S A CHANCE I COULD BE PREGNANT EVAN IF I HAVE NOT HAD A PERIOD .?? I'M SCARED . I DONT KNO WAT TOO THINK OR DO .
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OKAY ... THANKS (:
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You had the shot 6 months ago and had unprotected sex. You could be pregnant, but only if you were ovulating. I'm not sure how long the shot normally stays in your system and might affect your cycle when you stop.

Normally you wouldn't be very hungry this early, but if you had other episodes of unprotected sex earlier, it's possible you're further along than 4-5 weeks.

I think you should take a pregnancy test AND call your doctor. Six months without a period needs a good explanation.



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694164 tn?1333145988
It is a possibility the only way to know is to take a test & if the test is positive go see your doctor.
I hope you get the result you're looking for x
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1900942 tn?1462421460
Yes you can be pregnant...my friend was on the same thing and ending up getting pregnant...i would take a test and go from there...good luck
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