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Q: No Pms Symptoms?

asked by: Buncher on May 9th, 2007

New User

I quit my birth control due to missed pills and a possible pregnancy, well, I'm suppose to start my period today and I've had NO pms cramps like I usually do, at all ! In fact, I feel great?! It's confusing. Can you have opposite symptoms of pregnancy? Like instead of feeling bad, you feel good? I've had a little increase in appetite and going to the bathroom a little more than usual. But, I don't understand? By the way, I've also had NO breakthrough bleeding which I always get when I miss pills , and I haven't even had that. I guess we'll see in a few days if AF comes, but...if anyone could make this any more clear, I'd be glad. Thanks.

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Patty-cake

replied on May 10th, 2007

Experienced User

Honestly, if you were pregnant, it is probably too early for you to be experiencing any pregnancy symptoms, other than a missed period. Maybe your body is a little messed by the inconsistency in taking the pills. Since you said your period would normally be due today, I would recommend taking a test, because the more pills you miss the greater chance you have at pregnancy.

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