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Q: How Long?
asked by: chulita_tx on June 16th, 2004
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How long should it take for me to get pg I stop using the patch 4 mths ago. And can I been pg and still get my period
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Baby
replied on July 6th, 2004
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How long it takes you to get pg depends on how long you took bc and if you used it right. Yes you can be pg and still have your period.
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2ferano
replied on July 6th, 2004
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How long it takes you to get pregnant depends on your body.
Some people can be on the pill for twelve years, quit taking it and be pregnant within a month. When someone else has only been on it for one year and it takes them a year or more to get pregnant.
It just depends on your body. Just relax and have fun doing it. If you stress yourself out, it will be harder to get pregnant.
As for your period, you can have implantation bleeding if you are pregnant, and some women do continue to get their periods during pregnancy.
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PattyV
replied on July 7th, 2004
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You can be preg and still get your period.My sister had her period,no other symptoms.She was just tired.Pregnancy test came back positive and my niece ia almost 10!Go see your gyn asap.Good luck!!
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CrazyBanana
replied on July 8th, 2004
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Wow, i'm kind of curious about being pregnant and having your period phenomenon. Have any of you guys' doctors told you how it's possible for a woman to be pregnant and still get her periods, because i've heard it happens to a few women, and if I were one of them, i'd be somewhat frightened for the well-being of my baby, even if it was a normal occurrence. Can a woman be pregnant and still get heavy periods??
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