i came of depo(pill injection) in febuary and i have had a period but i have had unprotected sex could i be pregnant because im 2 weeks late
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There is the possibility that you are pregnant, but your period may also need more than one month to get back on a regular schedule. \nGet a test kit and make sure.
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Many times stress can throw your period out of whack and cause you to have late or skipped periods.  If you're a few days late, no sweat.  If you're weeks late, that might be a cause for concern.  Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your cycle and is the best time to get pregnant, so a few days after your preiod shouldn't have gotten you pregnant.  But that's not a guarantee.  Get a pregnancy test and use it, don't stress, and it'll probably all work out just fine.  \n\nGood luck!!
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You should go to the doctor to determine what caused the bleeding because that it not normal if you had just completed you period, also you should have them do a pregnancy test on you because you could be pregnant from having the unprotected sex the day after you quit taking the pills, also the pills dont gurantee you wont get pregnant to start with
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What your doctor means is, there are some rare instances that people ended up pregnant who didn't wait a month. You are most likely safe after 2 weeks, but why risk it? It's only a month and its better than dealing with an unplanned pregnancy!
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Being on birth control keeps you from ovulating, I was on it for a year and I never once had any discharge from ovulating. \nAlso as far as your breasts being tender that is completly normal. My best advise would be to relax if you didn't miss taking your pill then you probably aren't pregnant. Not to mention stressing could cause your period to be late so calm down and just relax, drink some chamomile tea and take a hot bath. :)
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You are probably just stressed out.   But do get tested if you don't get your period by the end next next week. Which is the 22nd of June. \n\nBtw, please use protection in the future. So you will not be worried so much like this
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You will need to take a pregnancy test. If it has been at least 2 weeks since you had unprotected sex, you can take the test now and may get a result indicating pregnancy. Continue to test until you get a postitive or you get your period. While some women experience bleeding that they confuse to be a period early during pregnancy, it is impossible to menstrate and stay pregnant so, if your period comes as normal, no worries. Do use proper contraception from now on unless you want to become pregnant. It's just stupid not to use contraception. \n\nImplantation spotting may or may not be a myth. It is undetermined. Spotting inbetween periods can be a sign of other things such as stress, change of diet, illness or even starting an exercise regime. Definitely talk to your doctor at your next appointment because it can also be caused by infections or certain types of cancers, but is most often nothing to worry about.
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You should see your dr. I'm not sure abt Depo, but sometimes on birth control pills you can have bleeding every day if your dose isn't high enough.
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jeez...\n\nyour body is always changing\n\nduh\n\nnobody's body is goign to do the same thing every month especilly when you are on a pill and its that time of the month\n\nyou can be preggers\n\nid ask the dr. if your SOOO concerned\n\njust chill  though\n\nif you had extreme fatigue it can be bc of a busy stressful week which also causes per. to be late or different
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If you have not had the depo shot, you may be experiencing a heavier and longer flow because you have a build up of debris in the lining of your uterus from past cycles that didn't clear everything out. You might need a D & C to clean it up and get everything going smoothly again. I have had periods that lasted for more than 3 weeks, than started again a week later. If having sex restarts your flow once it has stopped, you definitely need to see a doctor about this. Unless you have reason to believe you may have suffered a miscarriage, monday should be soon enough. You will not bleed to death, but you can become anemic to the point of needing a blood transfusion if you let this go on too long. There are also medications that will help dry up your flow but you must take them under a doctor's supervision. See your doctor soon.\n\nDefinitely talk to your mother about this. She will be able to reassure you that everything will be fine better than we can. So don't be shy. Just talk to her in your room or wherever you can be private and tell her what's going on. She will notice for herself soon anyway, so ease your mind and talk to her now.
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Your period is not an alarm clock... there are many things that can make it be late.  Stress, lifestyle changes, weight loss or gain can all contribute to a delayed period.  Particularly if you are young, your cycles may not have settled down yet.\n\nIf you are looking for a natural remedy, you can try eating parsley and ginger, though I can't vouch for the effectiveness of either.  If you're significantly late (say, over a month) a doctor can prescribe you Provera (not the same thing as Depo-provera, but a strong hormone nonetheless) to bring on your period, or put you on the birth control pill to regulate your cycles.
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Stress and weightloss can both cause your period to be late. If you havent had sex since your last period, then chances are that you are not pregnant, but you can take a test just to be sure. Freaking out about being late can cause it to be even later. Just relax. If your pretty sure that there is no way that you are pregnant then it will come soon. If you still haven't had it in a couple weeks and you are not pregnant then go ahead and see a gyn. It could be any number of things really.\n\nGood Luck
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Okay, first of all your question is a little unclear.  I think you want to know if you could be pregnant and the answer is yes.  \n\nThere are no guarantees for the first month you start the pill, as your body is adjusting to the hormones.  Also, you didn't complete an entire month of pills (did you finish the 3 weeks of hormones and quit during the placebo week?), so it's possible you could have released an egg.  Another myth is that you can't get pregnant if you have sex while you've got your period.  That's not true, you definitely still can (my old roomate was proof of that).\n\nSounds like you need to pick up an over-the-counter test or see a doctor.  If you can't go to your family doctor, I'm pretty sure you can go to Planned Parenthood or a free clinic to be tested.  If you are pregnant, there are lots of options out there, so don't panic.\n\nBirth control also doesn't protect against STDs like herpes and HIV, so I hope you are using condoms.  Girls can carry condoms, too.  BE SAFE!!!
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Hmmmmmmmmm...not likely!\nStress - yes, hormone disbalance - maybe.......\nJust for your own peace of mind get yourself a pregnancy test.. If that's not the case (sorry, I'm not assuming it is) .., then see a Doc because the reasons could be hundreds and you don't want to discover a problem in that area too late..\nGood luck to you
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Hey girl, everybody is built different than everyone else. Each body is unique. I took the depo shot for a while and didn't bleed for over a yr. Sounds nice but my hormones were crazy! Give it some time to get out of your system. It might take a few months to start balancing itself back out. But don't worry! You'll get there!
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if you didnt have much of one afterwards it could take 28 days or a little longer your body is getting back to normal...or you could be pregnant again i would contact your doctor
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The symptoms you described are pregnancy symptoms, but they're also the symptoms of a woman late for her period and freaking out wondering why.  Believe me, I know.  ;)\n\nYou're only a couple of days late, but I'd see your doctor if you're confident that you're really late.  He or she can give you a blood test to determine if you are pregnant or not by measuring the quantity of pregnancy hormone in your blood.  This is called a quantitative hCG test.  It will tell you for sure if you are pregnant or not and you can have it done right now if you want because you are already late for your period and your levels only have to be greater than 2 to show pregnancy (whereas with a urine test, they have to be 25 or more).  If you aren't pregnant, you should ask your doctor to help you figure out what's keeping your period away.\n\nThe bigger question, though, is whether or not you're trying to get pregnant.  If you are, you're likely to have trouble.  A 21-day cycle is not really long enough, usually, for your body to properly ready itself for a pregnancy and then give a fertilized egg long enough to implant.  I'd suggest charting your temperature to make sure you're ovulating.  I also suspect that if you are ovulating, you have a short luteal phase, where the fertilized egg doesn't have enough time to implant before you start your period, which can be corrected with medication.  You should really see your doctor if you are trying to get pregnant.\n\nIf you are not trying to get pregnant, stop having unprotected sex!  There are about a zillion birth control methods, and if you don't want a baby, you should use one.  I'm not trying to be harsh, but there's no reason to be having unprotected sex when you don't want a baby.  If you think birth control is expensive, try raising a child.  You can probably get birth control free or at relatively low cost at your local health department or Planned Parenthood.\n\nGood luck, and I  hope you get the outcome you want!