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Could I be pregnant??

Last saturday I worked late so when I came home I took my Birth control as soon as I got home. At about 12 or 1. I usually take it at 8 at night. Me and my fiance had sex that night and have continued to reguarly have sex. 2-4 times a week. This morning when I woke up I felt like I was going to get sick. I didnt eat very much and I took vitamins on a fairly empty stomach. I grabed a latte to settle my stomach. I felt better for a little while however I was slightly nausiated. I almost vomited. Later I felt sick when I was standing and I was also feeling faint. I was laying down all day to ease the feeling. I did not eat anything weird or odd. My fiance ate the same things as me the day before so I know that its not food related. I also got a full nights sleep 9 hours or so and I felt tired and took a nap at around 4. I do not typically take naps, even if I have gone with 6 or so hours of sleep. Could I be pregnant? I dont even know if it is to soon to see symptoms. People generally feel different before they are right? I still feel ill as I right this. PLease anyone with any advice???

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This could be a bug. I've felt the same way for about 4 or 5 days. I could be pregnant, but it's not likely because it hasn't happened in the previous 4 yrs. of trying, but anything's possible, I guess. 4 or 5 hours probably won't spur ovulation, and a wk later is way early to already feel nausea. Sounds like you could've caught a virus or something.
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As long as your taking the pill and NOT MISSING them im sure your protected, I took them for 10 years and never once took them the same time every day. I also think yes it would be too early to have pregnancy symptoms!
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