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Does Spotting And Carmping Indicate Pregnancy?

My boyfriend and I are kinda nervous about being pregnant right now, we want to know how long it can take for me to conceive after he finishes inside of me? Does it take weeks or months? I also started birth control in December and the doctor said I could spot for about six months or my periods may just go away, well I am 4 days late for this months period, and I am always on time, I don't miss my periods ever. I haven't spotted for about a week and Halle now and it was very little spotting in the first place, I also have cramping every once in awhile.
Wed, 19 Feb 2014
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the period is most likely delayed because of the birth control, that is very common. I you have been taking the birth control since December, assuming that you weren't already pregnant when you started the birth control (which is very unlikely) then you have nothing to worry about and you are not pregnant. just continue taking the birth control every day like your doctor prescribed and you will be fine. I hope this answers your question, please let me know if you need any more help.
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Does Spotting And Carmping Indicate Pregnancy?

the period is most likely delayed because of the birth control, that is very common. I you have been taking the birth control since December, assuming that you weren t already pregnant when you started the birth control (which is very unlikely) then you have nothing to worry about and you are not pregnant. just continue taking the birth control every day like your doctor prescribed and you will be fine. I hope this answers your question, please let me know if you need any more help.