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Q: My Girlfriend Is Late And Spotting!

asked by: Gooseboy on January 31st, 2005

New User

Ahhh we are both going out of our heads! Shes on the pill, estrostep fe. She has never not had her period right on the sunday when she starts the pills for the week she has her period. She has a lot of the symptoms of her period but they are also that of early pregnancy, such as tender breasts, pink light spotting 2 days before her period was supposed to start and now tonight when she was supposed to have it, and cramps. I'm so scared... I love her to death but i'm only 19 i'm not ready for a kid yet!

Gb

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starshyne530

replied on January 31st, 2005

Experienced User

If your girlfriend has been taking her pills correctly then you have nothing to worry about. Spotting happens, it doesn't matter how long you've been on the pill. If you need some more peace of mind, go by a home pregnancy test and see what it has to tell you.

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