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Q: The pill and antibiotics, now have nausea.

asked by: perplexed on August 22nd, 2007

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i took a course of antbiotics in june for a chest infection.since then my breasts have been very tender and seem to have grown. i have terrible nausea but cannot get sick .i stiil have my periods and i am also taking birth control [cilest]. Rolling Eyes

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Tylanas

replied on August 22nd, 2007

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If the antibiotics were a kind that interferes with birth control, then yes you could be pregnant. You'll have to find out if the antibiotics interfered. Until then, take a pregnancy test. It should be positive by now in urine if you are pregnant.

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