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Does Missed Periods After Having Protected Sex With History Of Irregular Periods Indicate Pregnancy?
I used the pullout method a few weeks ago with my boyfriend when having sex, he pulled out way before he was close to ejaculating and then put a condom on. I am on birth control but I have an irregular period too. I didn't get my period in the month of December so could I be pregnant or is my period just late because of my cycle and the pill?
Mon, 6 Jan 2014
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It's unlikely to be pregnancy if you are regularly on birth control pills.
There is no cause for concern.
Take care
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Welcome to Healthcare-Magic
Greetings of the day
It's unlikely to be pregnancy if you are regularly on birth control pills.
There is no cause for concern.
Take care
Best Regards
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
If you are using the birth control pills as per the guidelines, the possibility of pregnancy is less.
For more details : http://srsree.blogspot.in/2013/11/general-guidelines-of-using-combined.html
Hormonal pills can lead to side effects like menstrual irregularity, amenorrhea etc.
So, possibly the delay in your periods could be due to that.
If you have doubt regarding pregnancy, once go for urine pregnancy test.
If the test comes negative, the possibility of pregnancy is less.
And you can continue with your contraceptive pills irrespective of withdrawal bleeding.
Take care.
Thanks for the query.
If you are using the birth control pills as per the guidelines, the possibility of pregnancy is less.
For more details : http://srsree.blogspot.in/2013/11/general-guidelines-of-using-combined.html
Hormonal pills can lead to side effects like menstrual irregularity, amenorrhea etc.
So, possibly the delay in your periods could be due to that.
If you have doubt regarding pregnancy, once go for urine pregnancy test.
If the test comes negative, the possibility of pregnancy is less.
And you can continue with your contraceptive pills irrespective of withdrawal bleeding.
Take care.
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