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Q: Period & ortho tri low

asked by: PrincessParis on September 13th, 2006

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I am on ortho tri low...And I was wondering if you can still get your period while being pregnant. I always get my period on the weds of the sugar pills...And have always been on the exact date. Today I started it but it barelly isn't anything as in blood....Does that mean I could be pregnant? I have sex with my boyfriend without a condom but have been on the pill for about 13 months.

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St3ss1n

replied on September 13th, 2006

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Theres always a possibility that you can be pregnant because bc is only 99% accurate. If ur worried then you should try a home pregnancy test. Yes it is possible to have a period while your pregnant.

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