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Q: Cramps and backache after missing pill

asked by: DoctorQuestion on November 7th, 2009

hi my name is rebecca and i'm 26yrs old. well we went on holidays last months and i'm on the pill and i'm nornally pretty good at taking it while on holiday my parnter and i have sex a few time and i forget to take my pill and when it was time to get my peroid it was a little funny and now i peeing more having cramps tried and a little backache wat would be the chance of me being pregnant now should i take a test or wait till my next peroid is due im still taking the pill

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Dr. Kokil Mathur , MD

replied on November 9th, 2009

Am I Pregnant Answer A7859

Hello and welcome to eHealth Forum!

If you missed your pills and had unprotected sex, then there is a chance that you could be pregnant. However the symptoms you have (increased frequency of passing urine, cramps and backache) can be due to UTI or urinary tract infection.

The period could be different than the normal one since you missed the pills. It could also be different in pregnancy as some women have periods for first few months in pregnancy. It is really difficult to comment beyond this. Get a urine test done both for infection and pregnancy.

Since a confirmed diagnosis cannot be given on net please discuss these possibilities with your gynecologist once. Hope this helps. Take care!

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