I had noticed a small amount of brown discharge. Since then I have had some pregnancy symptoms. Can I take a pregnancy test right now?

If your period is not due until 4th December, then 20th November is more likely to be ovulation day, not implantation day.

1. What date did your last period start?
2. How long is your cycle (typically 28 days)?
3. What dates did you have sexual intercourse since your last period?
4. How old are you?

It certainly seems far too early to take a pregnancy test as your period has not failed to arrive.

I hope this helps as a start

1/2.My period was on the 3rd and 4th of Nov. Very short and unusually late and light. I am on a birth control pill. At that time I was on the Microgestin pill at the end of my placebo pills. When I ordered a new prescription the pharmacy had changed it to gildess they are both 28 day packs and I have one week of active pills left. 3. I had sex on the 14th of Nov. And the morning after I had light brown but thick discharge. And a little later that night and next morning. 4. I'm 20 Years old. Usually my periods are very irregular off of the pill and almost non existent which is the main reason I am on the pill. To regulate my cycle. But while on the pill it has normally come right when I start my placebo pills or when I miss a pill. This last time I was on my 5th placebo pill before it started and it only lasted 2 days. Another thing to note is that all these symptoms are not normal symptoms for me before I start my period. At most I will get a lower back ache the day/night before I am going to start and very bad cramps the morning of starting.

That puts a different complexion on things. As you are on the BC pill, you don't actually have a period as such. Instead you have withdrawal bleeding. This usually takes place during the fourth week when the inactive pills are bring taken. However, if you have missed pills, then you are in danger of getting pregnant. So it is possible that you became pregnant before 3rd Nov. Did you have sex before Nov 3rd? You do not get pregnant the day you have sex. That takes time. A fertilised egg has too implant in your uterus, which takes place several days after ovulation. Only then can a test show positive. So if you take a test now and it indicates positive, the likelihood is that you are pregnant. If the result is negative, then that would not be conclusive. How long have you been on the BC pill? Gildess is a brand name for Microgestin, so is effectively the same BC pill.

I have been on the birth control pill for about 5 months now. I did have sex before Nov 3rd. But I don't remember when. I have recently taken a pregnancy test and it came out negative 6 days before my expected period. I have not missed a pill this month, only have taken it a couple hours later than usual a couple times. I have noticed that my body has not reacted the same like before when I did miss a pill even by a couple hours though. When I had sex on the 14th/15th (We had sex twice once at night and around 1 or 2 am the next morning) my cervical mucus was pretty much clear and stretchy on the 15th. Which I am guessing is when I ovulated because I havent had cm like that since then. Then the 20th is when I had the cramping and spotting like my period was about to start but only lasted for a couple hours. Then on the 24th I did see a tiny bit of blood in my cm but nothing major at all. Ever since the 20th my breasts have been swollen and tender at night they feel more tender than throughout the day. I can see blue veins but they are not that pronounced and I never checked my breasts regularly to notice any changes other than the tenderness and them being swollen. Also like I have said before I have never had a regulated period other than when I am on b.c. so I don't know when I usually ovulate or what my normal cycle time is.

I am now 5 days away of my expected "period" according to my pills. I checked my cervix and it is high/medium, soft, and feels closed. I just started checking it recently. It has also been pushed more towards the left I feel. Idk if that really means anything

Apologies for the delay in replying. If you have taken a test, then the likelihood is that you were not previously pregnant. The state of your cervix and the mucus, while can be helpful when trying to conceive, is not a helpful indicator of pregnancy. The BC pill aims to prevent ovulation, then avoid fertilisation if ovulation has occurred, and to stop implantation if fertilisation has happened. So you are unlikely to have ovulated. The ingestion of hormones is likely to cause the symptoms you describe. I suggest waiting until 21 days after your last sexual intercourse to test, so testing on 6th December (21 days after 15th November) seems the best time. I hope this helps.