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Having a period early in pregnancy....
I've read a few things and talked to a few "experienced people" (ie, my mom) and I was wondering if it actually IS possible to get your period during pregnancy.
In the last 5 days or so (it's also been about a week since ovulation) I've been extremely fatigued and I get random nausea in the mornings and early afternoons. I haven't thrown up, but I've been close.
Starting yesterday, the last day of hormones on my pill cycle, my period started unexpectedly, but by this morning it was completely non-existent, and now it's sort of settled in to an unusual, inconsistent flow.
I know these are all signs of pregnancy, but could it also be changes in hormones? I just recently (the beginning of August) switched from a normal-dose birth control to a very low-dose one and missed a few pills this month (though not in a row).
Should I get tested just to be sure? I'm a little confused.
In the last 5 days or so (it's also been about a week since ovulation) I've been extremely fatigued and I get random nausea in the mornings and early afternoons. I haven't thrown up, but I've been close.
Starting yesterday, the last day of hormones on my pill cycle, my period started unexpectedly, but by this morning it was completely non-existent, and now it's sort of settled in to an unusual, inconsistent flow.
I know these are all signs of pregnancy, but could it also be changes in hormones? I just recently (the beginning of August) switched from a normal-dose birth control to a very low-dose one and missed a few pills this month (though not in a row).
Should I get tested just to be sure? I'm a little confused.
MAYBE IT COULD BE THE CHANGE IN THE BIRTH CONTROL PILL, THE MISSED PILLS AND EVEN PREGNANCY, BUT TO BE SAFE, YOU SHOULD VISIT A GYNOCOLOGIST AND HAVE A BLOOD PREGNANCY TEST DONE. YOU SHOULDN'T BE DRINKING BIRTH CONTROL PILLS IF YOUR PREGNANT, SO YOU NEED TO KNOW RIGHT AWAY.
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