Ok, I am on birth control and everytime my boyfriend and I have sex he pulls out.  But, is there any way I could be pregnant even though I had my period like normal last week?  I wouldn't be worried about it, but I have an increased appetite, a strange taste in my mouth all the time, and my breasts have gotten a little bigger.  I just don't know..does it sound like I am pregnant?
123530
It's certainly possible. The only way to tell is to take a test. I don't think pulling out really does anything, to be honest with you. You might as well just have him stay in there. As long as you are taking your pills correctly, you should be fine, but it's a good idea to get tested just to be sure.
601347
Yes, you can get pregnant while on your period, but you shouldn't worry about that because you're on birth control. It is normal to have breakthrough bleeding, specially since you haven't been on it for long. It could take about 3 months for your body to get used to birth control, and with Seasonale you could still experiment breakthrough bleeding even after you've gotten used to it. \n\nIf it bothers you too much, try talking to your doctor about switching to another kind of pill. With regular birth control pills, there's less chance of getting breakthrough bleeding, but you would have to have your period each month. So decide which way is best for you. Mean while, what's happening to you is normal. \n\nIf your boyfriend doesn't want to have sex while you're bleeding because he fears you're going to get pregnant, assure him that you won't (the chances are the same as when you're not bleeding) because you're protected throughout your cycle, whether you're bleeding or not.
320705
Irregular periods are just irregular periods. Are you asking if you are pregnant? Either way-SEE A DOCTOR!!!
222677
PMS signs and early pregnancy signs closely mimic each other. You might be pregnant...or you might just be having bad pms. Should you still not have your period by the end of the week..I would suggest going to your docror for a pregnancy blood test
238068
It is always, possible. Were you on birth control at least a few days before, and a few days after the possible conception?\n\nOften the only visible sign of a pregnancy is an interruption of a women's normal monthly menstruation cycle, (i.e. a "late period"). Did this occur? If so, do see a doctor, dont trust an at home pregnancy test.\n\nAnother possiblity is that an egg may become fertilized yet fail to become implanted in the uterus, thus you are feeling sympthoms of pregnancy, but your not yet able to identify it in a urine sample. With this possiblity I strongly suggest you see a doctor. IMDEDIATELY.
25874
Are you sexually active? If so you could be pregnant. But my guess is your not, so you should talk to you mom and go see your gyno.   Has it been more than a month because periods are sometimes irregular.
575313
You could be pregnant... it is possible while on the pill. \n\nI would get a home pregnancy test.\n\nIf it is positive you should see a doctor.\nIf it is negative, you should still go to the doctor, to see what is going on...
532986
Be aware its very possible to become pregnant on your period. I learnt that this week from someone at school, we were doing genetics in biology n it came up and our teacher was talking about gettin pregnant when your having a period.
527425
my periods were crazy too.. and in november it hadnt shown up so i took a test which had a very faint line.. on my way to work i picked up a digital test at kmart. and i did it on my break.. and what would you know that very faint line meant pregnant. the digitals are nice because its either pregnant or not pregnant. it spells it out for you. no little lines, or wondering if thats a second line. my suggestion obviously, get a digital one. it'll tell you the truth. then visit your doctor if it says pregnant. they'll do another test to completely confirm and talk to you about prenatal care. good luck
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While you might still have your period when you are pregnant, my thoughts are that maybe your period would shorten up a lot more than that if not stop completely.  Unless, if your period was really, really light then you might really be pregnant.\n\nIf your breasts are tender that could be a huge sign.  Because they will start preparing to grow and the glands will begin making breast milk for when the baby arrives.\n\nTune in to your motherly instincts.  Put your hand on your tummy and just sit and listen, if you feel like there is anything at all there that wasn't there before, then you are probably pregnant.  I knew I was pregnant when I could feel something doing flip flops in my tummy, (well that's how it felt anyway) and I was only a month along.
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You may be pregnant. If you stopped taking the BC completely you can expect that you will have ovulated about two weeks after that. And since you had two normal periods there's a good chance you may have gotten pregnant. Discharge during the first few weeks is normal due to egg implantation. But you need to consider that you may also have an STD or other infection. You need to be seen by your OB!!! And STOP HAVING UNPROTECTED SEX!!!
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Yes it is possible to get pregnant anytime you have sex.\n\njust because you have your period doesnt mean you are not pregnant. People have been pregnant and still had their period. A period is not a definte sign of not being pregnant. However the chances go down, but not to 100% positive you aren't...
450818
It sounds like either hormones or you're pregnant since your period has been pretty regular up until October.
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You betcha! I'm on my period right now cuz I missed two damn pills!! And I was in the middle of my damn pack. (Sorry if thats too much info lol.)\n\nWhen your not on any BC, you period comes every 28-35 days depending on ur cycle. Right? It knows when to come. BUT when your on birth contol, the pill is tricking your body to think its pregnant, so it prevents your period, and when you stop taking these pills your body knows your not preg and starts getting rid of the blood, fluids and uterin lining (i.e. your period). So, considering we're all tricking our bodies, you could have your period, go on your pills for a week or two, stop taking them and it would come again. \n\nIt sucks, I know, but its a good way to remember to take your pills or you will suffer the consequences of getting your period more then you should. And I'm sure we can all agree that thats the last thing we need or want.\n\nP.S.- If your period comes, DO NOT try and stop it by taking your pills when you're already bleeding, it will make your period heavier and longer! Trust me. (This is a whole nother subject that I'm not even gunna get into unless you wanna know, then by all means send me an e-mail.)\n\nHope this helped!\n\n****** I just read the answer above mine, ok NO, you never have to take a break from your pills! If you don't believe me, look it up on the net or ask your doctor! Taking a break is completely unnecessary. The pills need to be constantly taken to be regulated in your body. If not, they won't be effective towards pregnany. *******
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Sorry to say that you may just be stressing out because YOU want to be Pregnant. More than likely you will probably get your period. If not, and Hopefully I am wrong...wait about another 1-2wks then make a doctors' appointment. Those over the counter tests are NEVER too accurate. By making an appointment with the Doctor they can go ahead and draw blood. This is an EXACT accurate test to find out. Good Luck
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I have been on Seasonalle for about a year and i usually get my period a few days into the white pills.  It's normal.  Plus the fact that your body is still adjusting to pills.  Another thing to consider is that stressing over being pregnant could keep your period from coming.  If it would put your mind at ease, take a home pregnancy test.  I bet you will have your period very soon.  :-)
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Lots of women skip periods this way -- most of my friends have done it when they've first gotten married so they have seven uninterrupted weeks after the wedding!!  \n\nAs to your other questions -- Sometimes.  No.  Yes.  Sometimes (theoretically, how you act on birth control is how you'll be while pregnant).