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Q: Normal side effects of stopping pill ?

asked by: tiny82 on March 6th, 2009

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After my last period I forgot to start taking the pill again for 5 days so missed this months pills (I have also had unprotected sex during these 5 days) my period is due any day but I have had no pre menstrual symptoms, I have a pain in the right middle side of my back (just under my lower ribs) feeling nauseous for the past few days and occassionally faint and light headed. I have taken 3 pregnancy tests already all resulting negative (I took the 3rd one yesterday) has anyone had these symptoms before during the first month of not taking the pill? I as on the pill for almost 10 years before

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Star88

replied on March 9th, 2009

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It's very possible that you're pregnant, although I doubt you would be getting symptoms so soon, but it is possible. I just recently became pregnant and i started feeling naucious, my breats were sore, and I also kept getting a pain in the right side of my abdomen within the first 2 weeks after conception. The pregnancy tests may be faulty, or it may be too soon to tell-I would go to the doctor.

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