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Have Bloated Stomach, Missed Period, Frequent Urination. How Can We Prevent Pregnancy?

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My stomach is bloated ever since i started having my sex.I haven't missed my periods for the last two months but am having a strange feeling this month.Ave never had a slightly big tummy in my life and am beginning to get a bit conscious about it.oh,and i urinate a lot.ave used pills to prevent pregnancy.could i be pregnant
Mon, 13 May 2013
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OB & GYN Specialist,  's  Response
Hi, welcome to healthcare magic.
The symptoms you mention and much more are non specific and not sufficient to diagnose pregnancy. Also using pills may cause the same symptoms.
To diagnose pregnancy you should first miss your period then confirm by a blood test, followed by ultrasound examination at the proper time.
My advice is to continue taking your pills on a regular basis and ignore any symptoms.
If these symptoms persisit I recommend visiting an internist.
I hope these words were useful and good luck.
Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.
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Have Bloated Stomach, Missed Period, Frequent Urination. How Can We Prevent Pregnancy?

Hi, welcome to healthcare magic. The symptoms you mention and much more are non specific and not sufficient to diagnose pregnancy. Also using pills may cause the same symptoms. To diagnose pregnancy you should first miss your period then confirm by a blood test, followed by ultrasound examination at the proper time. My advice is to continue taking your pills on a regular basis and ignore any symptoms. If these symptoms persisit I recommend visiting an internist. I hope these words were useful and good luck. Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.