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Q: Getting Pregnant While On Alesse?

asked by: High_Voltage on July 17th, 2007

New User

Just wondering if anyone has an info on this.

Im on my second month of Alesse right now. Prior to being on the pill my BF and I used condoms. After the first month of taking alesse my period came, but was lighter then usual... It still lasted 6 days but was mild to medium bleeding...

So im on my second month of alesse... a week or so into the pack, and my nipples are really sore. I also had some nausea on the weekend and I had horrible gas all night.

I've taken alesse before and it didnt happen. I stopped in the fall and started taking it again when I started seeing my current bf. I take the pill religiously and my bf pulls out (I know this isnt a 100% method either).

Shocked

Replies(2)

monkeygirl22

replied on July 17th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

If you are taking your pills correctly then there is little to no chance that you are pregnant. Even though you didn't have sore breasts and nausea last time you took this pill, it doesn't mean that it is wrong for you to have these symptoms this time. If you are worried though, take a test.

ShamekaAlexander

replied on April 29th, 2009

New User

Can someone help me?

I stopped takin my birth control in feb.. had unprotected sex in march and april my period came on for 3 days when its normally 6.. I took several home pregnancy test and dey r all negative... I went to the doctor and dey took blood but havent got the results yet! I dont kno if im pregnant or not but i have been having really bad constipation problems, tender breast, fatigue, and feeling dizzy..

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