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Q: Light period and cramping

asked by: rosie100 on October 19th, 2009

New User

I need help please.
I have just gotten my period or i think i have ???? I have always had irregular cycles but they have never been this light !!!!!! The problem is im due to have repeat smear test as i had a problem with my last result. I have also got really bad cramps and a backache and sore boobs (which is normal). I have recently started sleeping with my new boyfriend and we have been using condoms and he assures me that we were completely safe am i just going mad or should i worry as i have to have the repeat smear ????????? Could i be pregnant ????? Please help ???

Replies(2)

susan862003

replied on October 19th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Of course if you have sex you can always get pregnant as no method of birth control is 100% safe. It is however very unlikely that you will get pregnant if you use condoms correctly. Only a pregnancy test can tell if you are pregnant.

Best of luck!

WinterDreams

replied on October 19th, 2009

Experienced User

before you go for your repeat smear take a pregnancy test. Inform your gyno of the result explain to them about your concerns.
Good luck

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