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AF Is back with a vengeance!!

Hi everyone not sure if you remember me posting about worrying about being pregnant . . WELL I'm not . . AF came this morning . . No spotting it was definately a period and normal flow (sorry if tmi) I have the familiar cramps to prove it!! Lol it came exactly 3 week LATE ! What was up with that?? I think my exams and stressing over being pregnant might have scared off my AF lol. Well Im lucky and I've learnt my lesson . . NEVER doing stupid withdrawal method again (unless I go on the pill . . Lol) me and my boyfriend are going to make up a rule . . No condoms, no sex! lol it's definately not worth the stress! this may sound stupid but I don't have to take a test anymore right?? thanks for your support and advice evryone!! x
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1255151 tn?1413891826
Nope if your preiod came then you are in the clear. Be safe girly!!!!
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1194973 tn?1385503904
You might still want to consider condoms even if you are on the pill. They aren't 100% effective and I've known a few ladies who have still gotten pregnant taking BC pills perfectly. Monitor your flow over the next few days to make sure it's the proper amount (couldn't think of a better word to describe it) and length. If it is, no you don't need to test. If it's not and stops within a day or so, take another test after a few days. It sounds like you don't have anything to worry about though.
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