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Hello, I went to my local OBGYN in March due to not having my period since August. I got my blood test done and pregnancy test done and everything came out good but got prescribed metformin, progesterone, and 3 month supply of Tri-Sprintec for a regulation of my period. I am on week 3 on my first pack of birth control as i already finished the 12 prescribed progesterone pills that i had to take and still on my supply on metformin. Now my question here is, my husband and want to get pregnant what should i do?
My doctor is truly rude i have been hearing that if you don't take your pills the same time or not take them at all and have intercourse you can become pregnant but i do not understand it one bit..My husband is part of the arms forces and i am actually flying out next month to see him and hope a miracle happen thats why need info on what to do....
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