1st trimester
pregnant, yes or no?
xcxjxGuest ·
Hi
I have a question because I'm quite scared..
I recently switched to one of the heaviest pills because my previous one didn't work.
I've been feeling very nauseous for a few days and also have pain in my lower abdomen, and I'm screaming terribly at people who haven't done anything wrong.
Today I woke up and noticed brown, mucus-like discharge with a few drops of blood, and now nothing more, so no period..
My breasts are also sore, and I don't know when I should take a pregnancy test since I'm on the pill.
I'm 17 and really scared. Luckily, I've had the same boyfriend for 2 years, and he supports me so much and promises everything will be okay, but I'm still scared.
Can someone answer my question
I have a question because I'm quite scared..
I recently switched to one of the heaviest pills because my previous one didn't work.
I've been feeling very nauseous for a few days and also have pain in my lower abdomen, and I'm screaming terribly at people who haven't done anything wrong.
Today I woke up and noticed brown, mucus-like discharge with a few drops of blood, and now nothing more, so no period..
My breasts are also sore, and I don't know when I should take a pregnancy test since I'm on the pill.
I'm 17 and really scared. Luckily, I've had the same boyfriend for 2 years, and he supports me so much and promises everything will be okay, but I'm still scared.
Can someone answer my question
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Iza #2
If you've just switched to a different pill, it could also be that your body needs to get used to the changed amount of hormones it's receiving. You can always take a test, but it's likely that your body is just adjusting to the new pill.
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