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Q: 4 Days Late, On Birth Control For 5 Years. Always Been Reg

asked by: sammygirl1223 on October 3rd, 2007

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hello, i just signed up on here b/c ive been google-ing all day trying to ready other posts of missed periods. here is my situation. im 21, ive been on birth control for 5 years, 28day cylce, always been regular...always... now, out of the blue i end my pill cycle and ususally start my period the next day, but got nothing, not spotting, no discharge, no NOTHING. Now its day four with exactly nothing. what do i do? too early for a pregnancy test? if sunday rolls around and still nothing, do i start my new pack!? Knowledable people please respond!

samantha

Replies(4)

Marianne0558

replied on October 3rd, 2007

Supporter

Like it has been stated in the other exact same thread you posted, you need to go take a pregnancy test. If it comes out positive, you need to see your doctor and quit taking the pills immediately. I would keep taking the pills until pregnancy is confirmed, Like Ingi said.

sammygirl1223

replied on October 3rd, 2007

New User

thank you so much for the instant reply, this site is really helpful and comforting to know i can talk to people about it

Marianne0558

replied on October 3rd, 2007

Supporter

No problem, that's why we're all here!!!
Keep us informed on the results, best of luck to you!

Georgia59

replied on October 4th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Oh and keep taking your pills until you know for sure. Good luck!

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