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EvaGuest ·
Hey,
I have a question..
If you're taking the pill, is it possible to have a baby bump?
My belly got a bit rounder around my navel a few months ago. For the past few days, the lower part has also gotten bigger, and it really looks like a little ball now.
It even looks like I'm 3 months pregnant (which is actually possible), people often ask if I'm expecting, and I notice them looking.
But I've had my period for the past few months..
I also have pregnancy symptoms.
Is it even possible to get pregnant while using the pill? I had just started (a few days - 3 or 4 - and in most cases we didn't use protection.
Last month, I forgot a few pills in the second and third week, but I still got my period.

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  1. Dromertje87 #2

    Your tummy could also be your intestines, but getting pregnant while on the pill is totally possible. I got pregnant twice despite being on the pill.
    In my case, it was due to my fast metabolism, meaning the pill didn't stay in my stomach long enough to be fully absorbed.
    But diarrhea, vomiting, and antibiotics can also disrupt absorption.
  2. Iza #3

    The only thing that gives you an answer is a pregnancy test, so I'd suggest taking one But as dromertje says, it could also very well be your intestines. Good luck!
  3. Eva started this #4

    My metabolism is also really fast..
    And the belly seems to be getting bigger.
    It's really hard to judge..
  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    How do you know if your metabolism is fast?
  5. Dromertje87 #6

    you can tell by several things..
    but the clearest sign is eating normally, doing normal activities, but still losing weight..
    in short, you need more than average to maintain your weight..
    when you're sick, you lose weight quickly and have to work hard to get back to your old weight.
  6. Callie Guest #7

    Have you taken a test yet? So curious..

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