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Does anyone recognize these symptoms?
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<li><size=2>I had my last period from 03/21/2018 to 03/26/2018, after which I stopped the pill to try for a baby. For the past few days, I've been experiencing a lot of cramps (which feel like period cramps), occasional nausea, headaches, and fatigue. Today, I also had a rose-colored (very thick and sticky) discharge. I really feel like something is going on with me, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I'm not supposed to take a test until the end of this week, but I'd really like to know if anyone recognizes these symptoms? Normally, I should get my period again next week.</size></li>
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<li><size=2>I had my last period from 03/21/2018 to 03/26/2018, after which I stopped the pill to try for a baby. For the past few days, I've been experiencing a lot of cramps (which feel like period cramps), occasional nausea, headaches, and fatigue. Today, I also had a rose-colored (very thick and sticky) discharge. I really feel like something is going on with me, but I can't quite put my finger on it. I'm not supposed to take a test until the end of this week, but I'd really like to know if anyone recognizes these symptoms? Normally, I should get my period again next week.</size></li>
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Blotevoeteninhetgras #2
I think it's about getting off the pill? It takes a few months for your cycle to get back on track. Good luck! -
Anonymous Guest #3
Your last period was still under the influence of the pill. That doesn't come from your body itself, and there's no ovulation. A period on the pill is actually useless because the uterus doesn't need to be prepared for a new pregnancy. Now your body has to start doing it again with hormones, and it can take a few months to a year for that to get back on track. Your next period will only be a period preceded by ovulation. That's why it's so tricky: you can already be fertile without knowing when your fertile days are. You can only talk about your cycle again after you've had a few periods. If you get pregnant without knowing your cycle, you won't know when to test. That's not a big deal as long as you live healthily. But it can cause uncertainty if you really want to get pregnant and your period doesn't come after stopping the pill.
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