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Delayed Period. Taking Triperverm For Birth Control. Urine Test Negative. Pregnant Or Pill Side Effect?
hi i had been havin unprotected sex but im on birth control pill tri perverm. my last period was n da end of september into da beginning of october but it havent came on and its Nov 1. I took a pregnacy test n it showed negative. Do you thnk that im pregnant n its too early to sho that i am or do you think its the birth control pill thsts stopping my period
Tue, 5 Nov 2013
HI,
-Any cyclical birth control pill is designed to avoid ovulation ( & so pregnancy) .
The result of hormonal pills are 100%, provided they are taken as adviced,at a fixed time. Not a single dose is missed.
So possibility of pregnancy lies if you were irregular in taking the pill/ you missed pills midway .
Please go through the information leaflet given in the pack of pills. It will solve any confusion.
- The urine pregnancy test at the stage you did,is premature.. The test can be +ve after 8-10 days delayed period.
- At the moment, blood HCG test will help you for a dependable result.
_ If the blood HCG is -ve/ you get delayed periods, please consult your treating doctor for any change in the pill , in case indicated.
Thanks
-Any cyclical birth control pill is designed to avoid ovulation ( & so pregnancy) .
The result of hormonal pills are 100%, provided they are taken as adviced,at a fixed time. Not a single dose is missed.
So possibility of pregnancy lies if you were irregular in taking the pill/ you missed pills midway .
Please go through the information leaflet given in the pack of pills. It will solve any confusion.
- The urine pregnancy test at the stage you did,is premature.. The test can be +ve after 8-10 days delayed period.
- At the moment, blood HCG test will help you for a dependable result.
_ If the blood HCG is -ve/ you get delayed periods, please consult your treating doctor for any change in the pill , in case indicated.
Thanks
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