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Nausea, Bloating, Red Spotting After Sex. Taking Birth Control Pill. Tender Breasts, Headaches, Thirsty. Pregnant?
I have been feeling nauseous and felt real nauseous the other day when my boyfriend was cooking hamburger. I am bloated. and after sex I wipe and lately it has been a darkish redish pink color. I took a pregnancy test but it was negative I have been on the pill for 2 weeks but I have missed a day or two but took the pill as soon as I remembered. Not all of the pills have been at the exact time either. I didnt get my period this month but I figured it was from the pill causing me to miss. My boobs feel more tender than usual and I have been feeling a little more tired than usual and some headaches more frequently. I have also been drinking and craving water. I have also had a more of a white milky discharge lately. how can I tell or could I be pregnant?
Thu, 15 Nov 2012
Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.
If you are going to take the pill for birth control, you MUST take it at the same time every day. The way you are taking it is doing nothing but making your cycle more irregular and producing hormone related side effects - and all the while not really providing adequate birth control.
Going forward, you must use condoms and come up with a better way to take the pill, or consider some other form of contraception.
I hope that this helps. Please contact me through the PREMIUM SERVICE if you would like more detail or a more timely response - Dr. Timothy Raichle
If you are going to take the pill for birth control, you MUST take it at the same time every day. The way you are taking it is doing nothing but making your cycle more irregular and producing hormone related side effects - and all the while not really providing adequate birth control.
Going forward, you must use condoms and come up with a better way to take the pill, or consider some other form of contraception.
I hope that this helps. Please contact me through the PREMIUM SERVICE if you would like more detail or a more timely response - Dr. Timothy Raichle
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