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honeypie
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 Posted: 05/26/06 - 04:12 Post subject: Early periods |
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| I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend, then was worried that I will be pregnant so I tool Morning After Pill (Postinor2).After another week we had unprotected sex but that was during ma dry days but was so cautious that I again took the Morning After Pill (Postinor2). The following day we had unprotected sex but the guy did not ejaculate inside me. He ejaculated outside.After a week I received ma periods two weeks earlier. Before that, I had some funny signs which include;headaches,breast tenderness, tiredness, backaches and during the periods I had stomach cramps. The period initially was brown and the day after was dark red. So am I pregnant, miscarrying, normal period or what is happening? I need your help please. Iam still bleeding. This is the third day. |
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Natalia
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| Posted: 05/30/06 - 21:28 Post subject: |
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Why are you doing this? I mean, isn’t it better for you to take the birth control pills than to taking these morning after pills this often. The opinions are divided, some people say this is not healthy to take the morning after pill, but on the other hand, the great majority of women and experts say these are not dangerous at all, and also, there aren’t many side effects, except feeling a bit sick when you take it, and also you could throw up but that’s all. There are also some uncommon side effects listed, such as headaches, abdominal pains, breast tenderness, vaginal spotting, dizziness etc. So there are some of the symptoms that you listed, I assume these could be due to taking the pills but you have to check it out with your gynecologist.
I think the best thing for the start should be doing the home pregnancy test, if it turns out to be negative, you wait some time longer to see if these symptoms will reside or not. However, you should not miss talking to your gynecologist, he is the one that could provide you with the most accurate information about just anything you want to know about your problem. |
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| Posted: 02/25/08 - 13:34 Post subject: |
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| Hello get on birth control, are you dumb? And have him wrap his tool before you guys spread STD's all over the place. You have a normal period duh... hello PMS and Mentral Symptoms. Look it up online. THe morning after pill is for emergencies not a form of BC. |
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