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Knowing When You're Pregnant

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samthelion

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Knowing When You're Pregnant Posted: 10-24-07 18:25pm


Can you be pregnant and still have your period while taking birth control? My concern is that my periods will continue even if I have conceived and I won't know that I have.

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Posted: 10-24-07 19:35pm


only a very small percentage of women have bleeding during pregnancy so chances are if you are preg you WONT have a period it only happens to very very VERY few women

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Posted: 10-24-07 22:30pm


There is no reason to think you are pregnant while on birth control unless you take it wrong. If you get regular periods, that is a 99% correct sign that you are not pregnant. Just make sure you don't take antibiotics, take all your pills everyday, within a reasonable amount of time, and if you puke or something use condoms. You'll be fine.

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