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Q: I Have a Cold/associate With Being Pregnant

asked by: SAMMIE072080 on December 8th, 2003

New User

I have a cold that I have been taking medicine for for going on for the second week. My husband says that my pubic line has gotten thicker, my breasts are tender (but that is normal because I am on birth control) I just want to know do I need to be concerned???

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Suzy

replied on December 8th, 2003

Active User, very eHealthy

Hi sammie,

have you been having a regular period ? I'm assuming your hubby is referring to the fact that you are showing when he says your pubic line is getting thicker. It takes approx. 3 - 4 months of pregnancy to start showing. As you know birth control is not 100% effective, therefore there is always a possibility of pregnancy. Maybe you could take a test if your concerned ?

Good luck

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