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Pregnancy Scare
Hi, I was on the depo shot for 2 years, on the 10th July I was due my next depo shot but decided to switch onto the pill (ovranette) to regulate my cycle. After finishing my 1st pack I took the 7 day break and had no period. I started my 2nd pack of pills on time and had some bleeding for 4 days. I decided to take a pregnancy test a week later which was neg, a week after that I noticed some white discharge which got me worried, I am currently on my 2nd break and have had no bleeding, Im worried I may be pregnant, HELP!
I think your body is trying to get regulated bc you went from the depo shot to the pill. I believe your hormones are just still a little off. You should make sure that you are not pregnant and if you don't get your period by the third month you should contact your doctor. One thing you can try is to stop the the pill completely and wait for your period to arrive then start a new pack on the first day of your period. Do not have unprotected sex until you start your pills again if you decide to try this method. I hope this helps.
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Hello,
If you had sex while you were no on any contraception it is possible that you could be pregnant. Urine pregnancy test is a quite sensitive and reliable test for determining whether you are pregnant or not. Other causes of missed periods like hormonal imbalances,stress,ovulation dysfunction should also be considered. It is suggested to consult your attending doctor. You may need complete medical evaluation. I hope it helped.
Best luck and regards!
If you had sex while you were no on any contraception it is possible that you could be pregnant. Urine pregnancy test is a quite sensitive and reliable test for determining whether you are pregnant or not. Other causes of missed periods like hormonal imbalances,stress,ovulation dysfunction should also be considered. It is suggested to consult your attending doctor. You may need complete medical evaluation. I hope it helped.
Best luck and regards!
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