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Q: Frequent stomach aches and nausea

asked by: *pickles* on July 3rd, 2009

New User

I just need some opinions..I know going to the doctors is the best thing to do, but i can not get there yet..

For the last week I have been getting frequent stomach aches, nausea, headaches, tired, hungry and very bloated.... Now I was on BC ( Alesse), but have gotten pregnant on bc before (taking it the right way, but unfortunately I lost the baby at 9 weeks) actually most of the women in my family have gotten pregnant on bc.. I have not been on it since mid June as I have a doc appt to get an IUD in a few days.

My bf of 5 years and I do not use condoms, we use the pullout method (yes not a method at all).. I can not tell you when my last period was as I was skipping my periods on the pill... so I am not sure what to think..

So does anyone have any opinions on what could be wrong...

PLEASE help me a little bit!! thanks

Thank you in advance for all of your opinions

p.s I know to get a HPT I just want some opinions...

Replies(1)

hopeihelped

replied on July 3rd, 2009

New User

Going to the doctors is a good thing. In the mean time try a pregnancy test. You may simply be sick.

With the pull-out method, I'd stop and use condoms unless you want children. Even pre-come can get a woman pregnant.

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