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Q: My G/f Double Dosed Then Skiped a Day....

asked by: aswhale on January 21st, 2005

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My girlfriend on saturday took her pill in the morning like she allways does, that night she took it again thinking she forgot it. So saturday she took two pills. Sunday she never took a pill and monday she got back on the pill... Tueday she was suspose to start her period but it hasnt happened. We had unprotected sex last tueday... Not this week but before this week... She things the reason she is not having her period is becasue the double does messed up her cycle. Is that posible? 5 days before sunday. What is the risk of her being pragnant?

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little_pineapple

replied on January 22nd, 2005

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Re: My G/f Double Dosed Then Skiped a Day....

aswhale wrote:

my girlfriend on saturday took her pill in the morning like she allways does, that night she took it again thinking she forgot it. So saturday she took two pills. Sunday she never took a pill and monday she got back on the pill... Tueday she was suspose to start her period but it hasnt happened. We had unprotected sex last tueday... Not this week but before this week... She things the reason she is not having her period is becasue the double does messed up her cycle. Is that posible? 5 days before sunday. What is the risk of her being pragnant?

wow! Well it's likely the messed up schedule is accounting for her lack of period. I doubt that she is pregnant if you had sex before she messed them up. If she doesn't get her period get her to take a preg test. Sometimes on the pill it is possible to completely skip periods. If you are worried you should get her to tell her doctor and see what the chances of pregnancy are.

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