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Q: Missed mini pill cerazette

asked by: babyesky321 on March 23rd, 2008

New User

i posted a before about my missed pills and that the doc had told me to take a test ... ok beginning i missed my mini pill (cerazette) on 7th 8th n 9th march i was told by nurse on 20th (2weeks later) to take a preg test as i had unprotected sex i took one fri am n it said negative i was told if it was neg i could carry on with me tablets but i have been too scared to as i thought 2 weeks after would be too early to tell and dont wanna take tablets if i am preg can anyone help was it too early to test

Replies(2)

Carifairy

replied on March 23rd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

2 weeks is the PERFECT TIME TO TEST.

Birth control pills do not cause an abortion, or harm a fetus, if you want to keep the pregnancy.

PenguinsRus

replied on March 25th, 2008

Moderator

You can test after two weeks. Birth control won't harm the baby. If you are not trying to become pregnant, I would definitely keep on taking your pills until you know for sure.

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