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Please Help.. Penicillin/The Pill/Not Eatting/Early Period?

hi, you may be able to help.. or even any advice would be appreciated.. i'm 19 yrs of age and have been on tha birth control pill for about a year and a half now. about 5 months ago i had switched brands because i was having break through bleeding. so far this brand has been working really good until now.... i started a new pack on august 13, i had a very stressful week, i was extremely sick and threw up lots. i had septh throat (i think thats how you spell it) and have been taking penicillin. so for the past week, ive just been taking this penicillin medicine and taking the pill. ive ate VERY little. just today i started my period and i have no idea why. im still on my second week on the pill. i have no idea whats happening to my body right now... can anyone help? thank you soo much
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hmm.. well i took it at like 12.. and ended up throwing up at like.. 5.. i dunno.. its just messed.. im trying to eat now.. im asumming i still take the remainder of the pills?
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did you take your pill before or after you threw up?? If you took it before, then depending on how long before you took it, you could have thrown in up, instead of digesting it.
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I am not sure but I know that stress can do a lot to your body. I do know that antibiotics can make the pill ineffective. Just call and ask your doc. I hope you feel better.

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