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Taken BC Pills After Intercourse. Prolonged Bleeding. Am I Pregnant?
I had my period nearly 3 weeks ago. Soon after my boyfriend and I had sex( protected with BC and a condom) two times in that week. Everything was fine. A week later we had sex again...about two weeks into my BC pills( protected with BC with condom) and a day later I started bleeding. at first it was dark and a little clumpy but now a week later... One my third week of pills it still persist but is light. What is going on. Am I pregnant? Just experiencing spotting? I used two forms of birth control so I find it hard to believe that I could be pregnant when I took so much care
Fri, 5 Jul 2013
Hi,
Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my abilities.
The chances of you being pregnant are pretty small, after all you used condoms and contraceptive pills.
It is very well possible that you're period is early this month, that can happen sometimes.
Another reason could be because of the contraceptives, they are known to cause irregular bleeding in some women.
So the way it stands, I doubt you're pregnant. But to be on the safe side take a home pregnancy test.
I hope this answered your question.
Thank you for posting your question here, I will try to answer it to the best of my abilities.
The chances of you being pregnant are pretty small, after all you used condoms and contraceptive pills.
It is very well possible that you're period is early this month, that can happen sometimes.
Another reason could be because of the contraceptives, they are known to cause irregular bleeding in some women.
So the way it stands, I doubt you're pregnant. But to be on the safe side take a home pregnancy test.
I hope this answered your question.
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