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Q: Late Takin Mini Pill No Period Could I Be Pregnant?

asked by: babyesky321 on November 15th, 2007

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i was late taking my mini pill a few times but was told by the nurse that i had 12 hours in which to take it and still be covered, i have been on them since the 11 oct (the first day of my last period) i was due my period around the 8th of nov but it never arrived i know that it could be because of the mini pill but could i be pregnant? just wanted to ask peoples advice.

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Dannzibelle

replied on November 15th, 2007

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I was told i only had 3 hours le-way with mine. The mini pill is known to cause spotting or missing periods. I doubt you are but test to make sure

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