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BeertjeGuest ·
Hi there,

I have a question.
I'm totally not trying to get pregnant, I'm even on the pill.
I have regular sex with my boyfriend (*blush* actually just a lot) and lately I've been noticing a few things.
Like, I'm really eating way more than usual.
I keep getting hungry and just keep eating, but after I eat I sometimes feel nauseous or get a heavy, pressing feeling in my stomach.
This stomach pain sometimes comes on suddenly, but mostly after I've eaten.
I'm also sleeping poorly and notice I'm acting a bit differently without meaning to.
And I sometimes get headaches.
Since we have sex so often, I'm wondering if maybe something else is going on.

Thanks in advance for your replies!

Beertje

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  1. droopy #2

    Whether you're experiencing a lot or a little doesn't really matter. But did you take your pill correctly? (Watch out for vomiting)...
    When was your last period? Otherwise, do a test...
    As for symptoms, well... it could be, but I had so many symptoms last month and still got my period... You can't always rely on them.

    Greetings and good luck!

  2. Beertje started this #3

    I’ve taken it as far as I know.
    Only forgot the previous strip, but then I had my withdrawal bleed anyway.
    I should get my period next Saturday or Sunday if all goes well.

    Beertje

  3. Beertje started this #4

    Just to keep things up to date
    Today I’ve had a lot of stringy/sticky discharge, very thick and white
    Sorry for the details
    But I’m wondering what this is
    Is that normal?
    Taking my last pill tonight and hopefully I’ll get my period on Friday or Saturday

  4. aske Guest #5

    Hi!

    I had a short bleeding episode from Saturday night into Sunday, lasting 2 days. My boyfriend thinks it's just a short period. But deep down, I feel like I'm pregnant.

    It was quite a lot of blood though, so I had to use a tampon. Is that dangerous for the baby if I'm pregnant? And even though I'm doubting, I can't really prepare myself for a possible pregnancy—I eat, drink, and do things that I probably should be avoiding.

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