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Q: Seriouse Question Much Info Needed ???? Anyonee

asked by: Dannyhall on March 8th, 2007

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ok about 2 weeks maybe 3 weeks ago my girlfriend missed 3 days of BC and about 5 days later we had sex and last week she started getting sick in the mornings about 2 weeks after she had missed them 3 days could her missing them 3 days be whats making her sick right now in the mornings ?? and considering she takes her BC before she goes to bed could that be why shes sick when she wakes up in the morning

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Tylanas

replied on March 8th, 2007

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Re: Seriouse Question Much Info Needed ???? Anyonee

Dannyhall wrote:

She could be pregnant. When you miss 2 or more pills you have a chance of becoming pregnant, and you must use an additional form of protection for a full week.

Taking the pills at night can cause nausea, I know this from expereince. This nausea occours for me anywhere from 3-6 hours after taking the pill, and it often wakes me from my sleep. I would suggest talking the pills with food, and during the day.

Still, she could be pregnant, and so you'll have to wait until after her next period to test.

Dannyhall

replied on March 8th, 2007

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Re: Seriouse Question Much Info Needed ???? Anyonee

Eiri wrote:

Dannyhall wrote:

we used a condom and to my knowledge it didnt break buttt some could have seeped out and maybe i didnt notice it but iono ...... what are the chances her getting sick recently in the morning could be from her BC taking it at like 10:30 at night usually......usaid u would get sick 3 to 6 hours after well shes taking it at like 10 at night most of the time so when shes wakes up at 5 that could be why shes dizyz and not feeling well couldnt it

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