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Q: Just Wondering

asked by: haileysmommy on May 21st, 2004

New User

Im just wondering from my eariler post is anyone thinks I could be pregnant from the time that I had sex switchin between birth controls. I still havent bled at all!!! And still have a yellowish dishcharge.

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babydoll121

replied on June 27th, 2004

New User

Yes

Yes hun u cud b.....A friend of mine did the same n shes now 6 months pregnant....

PattyV

replied on June 27th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Maybe,baby

Be sure-go see your doc asap-sometimes these things happen!!

2ferano

replied on June 27th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Yeah, you are suppose to use a backup method for a while while going on a new pill, switching, etc. So you could very well be pregnant! Good luck!.

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