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HELP!! Am i Pregnant?

So every time i have sex it is usually protected with a condom, but when i don't i usually use the morning after pill, and i used the morning after pill twice in one month.Now i heard that it will screw with your menstrul cycle if you use it more than once a month,So i have this problem my back hurts, and my stomach looks bloated, but i haven;t been excercising for about 6 months, plus taking two MAP could i still be pregnant. I took hpt and it was negative, and i did get my period, it was about 4 days late, which was in the same month as taking the morning after pill too. So my question is do you think i could be pregnant, And to note i usually took the MAP like 4 hours to 24 hours after sex? Please help, i am stressin out!
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419158 tn?1316571604
I dont think your pregnant. You should really have another back up plan for when you dont use a condom. The MAP is not something that should be used as a birth control option. Its an emergency contraception. I can and will screw up your cycles and there is still a chance of getting pregnant when taken right. I dont know the odds or % but you should see your OB about the pill or something eles that will work for you.
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317217 tn?1456286778
no if yu had ur period, took morning after pill and took a hpt, ki dont think that your not pregnant.
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