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Q: Hey Im New , My Situation >>>>>>>>

asked by: kelz23 on May 3rd, 2005

New User

Hey guys, im new here so thought id say hello :)
i really just wanted to get some input into my current situation. I am 19 and have been on the pill for most of my sexual life! I came off the pill about two months ago because I missed quite a few pills and I took them at the wrong times and made my m/c go completly irregular. I mean I was having a period like every two weeks it was nuts! So I came off it to regulate my cycle and its definatly getting there but still quite iregular compared to what it used to be. Anyway the first day of my last m/c was last wed 27th april and I bled for three days until late fri 29th april, I then had unprotected sex on sun 1st may but then later that night I had these really bad cramps on my left side which lasted for agesss. They were the most painful cramps ive had in a long time and I suspect that would be ovulation? So if it was then theres a possibility that I may be pregnant right? So after all that what I wanted to know, if you think it is possible for me to have ovulated so early after just having finished a m/c????
Any help would appreciated, thanks! :lol:

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lilmama2b_oct04

replied on May 3rd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

There is always a chance with getting pregnant if you have sex. Protected or unprotected. Anything is a possibility, and yes, you can ovulate at any time of the month. I got pregnant right after I stopped taking my birthcontrol pills. If you are worried about pregnancy, go to the doctor and get a blood test done, or wait about 2-3 weeks and take an at home pregnancy test.

Kia

replied on May 4th, 2005

Supporter

There would be a small chance but it is very unlikely.
Ovulation normally occurs 14 days before your next period.
The periods you get while on b/c pills are not normal periods since the b/c stops you ovulating (usually)

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