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August 29th, 2010
Hay, I'm not gonna go too detailed but about 3 weeks ago i went back on the pill i got told by my doctor that i could get pregnant if i had unprotected sex in that week well the day later we had sex using the pull out techique. i am now on a break from my pill since 4 days ago and still no sign of my period?. i also have bumpy nipples and they have darkend slighty , could i be pregnant ? i have taken test about 2 weeks ago and both negative but now my period is due what can i do?


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replied August 30th, 2010
Birth Control Answer A15765
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
The ‘pull-out method’ of contraception is associated with one of the highest failure rates. You should have taken protection since your gyne told you about the risk.
Your symptoms at present (darkened and bumpy nipples delayed periods) could suggest possibility of pregnancy. The urine pregnancy tests can show false negative results during early pregnancy due to less concentration of pregnancy hormone (HCG) in urine.
Visit your gynecologist for an examination and request for a blood beta HCG test to confirm/rule out pregnancy. Do not start on the next pack of pills until you have confirmed that you are not pregnant.
Take care.



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