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Q: Cramping!?!?!

asked by: ScardyKat on October 22nd, 2007

New User

I started cramping today. But i stopped taking my b/c on the 4th (the end of my pack) then istarted my period until the 12th or 13th. dont remember exactly. I have been feeling way better then the first week off and my sex drive is back and I had sex but he wore a condom and only did it twice but never came in me with the condom on just wore it for alittle. They didnt break or tear. Im just wondering is this normal to cramp up all of a sudden even though im not close to having my period? Is there a way im pregnant and im feeling signs right now? please let me know.

Replies(3)

Carifairy

replied on October 22nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

SO you are ONLY using condoms right now??

You are supposed to start a NEW pack 7 days after you quit taking the active pills, you do not WAIT until you finish or start a period.

Women that are NOT on birth control pills often cramp throughout the cycle, this is because of hormonal changes, including ovulation.

ScardyKat

replied on October 23rd, 2007

New User

Well I was on birth control pills then stopped the last day of my pack, had my period 2 days after like normal. had it until the 12th or 13. I was planning on stopping them so i did and didnt start a new pack. So I have used condoms since stopping. only twice though and they didnt break. But its probably the effects of quitting the pill.... I hope.... i dont start my period for another week and a half or two..... please respond

Georgia59

replied on October 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yeah, like Cairfairy said, it's normal to have cramping all throughout your cycle.

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