Wait a few months after going off the pill to see if your periods are still regular. If you don't have a period for 2-3 months and aren't pregnant, see your OB or reproductive endocrinologist to be tested for PCOS. Often times the pill can mask the symptoms of PCOS and you won't know you have it until after you go off the pill.
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∙ 2011-12-15 19:17:25you can take one at any time you think you are pregnant.
If you stopped taking your birth control pills half way through the month, you can take a pregnancy test as soon as one, two, or three days after your period should have started. If you do not know when you should have started, wait a week and take the test.
Hello. A pregnancy test will be accurate while your on the pill.
as soon as you think you are pregnant ,just take the test to see.
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i had a pireord on the 17th of march but i have not had a pireord yet am i pregnant i have pcos how long shard i whight to do a pregnancy test
you can take one at any time you think you are pregnant.
I'm curious as to how you want to give a drug test to a pill. But if you're asking if a water purification pill will cause you to fail a drug test, no, you'll be fine, but if you were going to fail, a purification pill won't help you.
No. Taking the test too soon causes false negative.
Well it is possible for you to be pregnant and have PCOS, and there is also a posiblity of a false negative. If you think that you are pregnant, you should get a blood test to be absolutely certain.
That differs for everyone and depends on where you were in the pill cycle when you stopped for a week. If you don't get a period within four weeks, have a pregnancy test.
If you stopped taking your birth control pills half way through the month, you can take a pregnancy test as soon as one, two, or three days after your period should have started. If you do not know when you should have started, wait a week and take the test.
Hello. A pregnancy test will be accurate while your on the pill.
Yes you should stop taking the pill. Perform a pregnancy test prior to stopping the pill.
Stopping the birth control pill will not normall affect a pap smear test. The exception is a woman in menopause who stopped estrogen many months before the pap smear; this patient may have a higher risk for an inadequate, but not abnormal, pap result.
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