Packet of Birth Control pills on the kitchen counter, receipts from the pharmacy for birth control pills, or your wife asking, "Have you seen my birth control pills?"
Taking ten birth control pills at once is just goofy. It is not a normal approach to delay your cycle, and is likely to cause nausea, irregular bleeding, and other signs of hormonal imbalance. Talk to the person who prescribed your pills about more effective and safe approaches for delaying your period.
it could be because of the birth control pills because of all the hormones that the pills have it makes your body think that you are pregnant and at times it also gives you pregnancy like symptoms.i also had the same question but somebody also told me this. but if their are any other pregnanct symptoms than i suggest taking a hpt. just to be sure.AnswerHello - Birth Control Pills will cause you to have tender nipples or breasts and may also cause you to experience pregnancy like symptoms when your during the first 3 months of taking Birth Control. Because you are on Birth Control its very unlikely your pregnant.Yes and no. Did you have the pain before? Or has it only started since taking the pill? It is possible that the type of pill you are taking is the no agreeing with your body. Some women develop lumps in their breasts from the pill. So I would go back to the doctor and ask to try a different sort of pill. Not all pills are the same - there are ones that use different hormones and in different dosages. Absolutely yes! Birth control pills/patches are made up of hormones. You are getting extra Estrogen into your body and your breasts can become larger or hurt to the touch. Wear a bra at all times and if necessary, wear a bra to bed (no under-wire bras because that could hurt, but a slightly padded bra that gives you some support.)It is a possible side effect.Yes, many signs and symptoms of birth control pills are similar to pregnancy. Especially in the first few months of taking them.Yes it can. Birth Control Pills work by tricking your body into thinking it is actually pregnant, hence why you dont ovulate while on Birth Control Pills. The hormones contained in Birth Control Pills can cause a lot of women to experience pregnancy like symptoms and also nipple tenderness.let me feel and I'll tell you
Spotting or any other signs of irregular bleeding can be a side effects of any hormonal birth controls. For most women, the body generally adjusts after a few cycles of the contraceptives.
Id also like to add that we had unprotected sex(ussually the pull out method) after a week of getting back from vacation (in the week after vacation she got back on the right schedule of taking it at the right time) and now we still havnt seen the period but have seen signs of it and its two weeks late now. can the birth control taking it like up to 5 hours late for those ten days casue her period to be screwed up?
very likely take the plan b pill -- xmoe14x - Also, what if it's too late to take the plan B pill, and you aren't showing any signs of pregnancy. I just want to have more peace of mind. I'm about two weeks away from when my period should be, but I also just started new birth control pills, a week after this happened, which could mess with the cycle. So...... any more answers?
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Taking ten birth control pills at once is just goofy. It is not a normal approach to delay your cycle, and is likely to cause nausea, irregular bleeding, and other signs of hormonal imbalance. Talk to the person who prescribed your pills about more effective and safe approaches for delaying your period.
Yes they do until the hormones have settled. The body thinks it gave birth and you can even lactate.
it could be because of the birth control pills because of all the hormones that the pills have it makes your body think that you are pregnant and at times it also gives you pregnancy like symptoms.i also had the same question but somebody also told me this. but if their are any other pregnanct symptoms than i suggest taking a hpt. just to be sure.AnswerHello - Birth Control Pills will cause you to have tender nipples or breasts and may also cause you to experience pregnancy like symptoms when your during the first 3 months of taking Birth Control. Because you are on Birth Control its very unlikely your pregnant.Yes and no. Did you have the pain before? Or has it only started since taking the pill? It is possible that the type of pill you are taking is the no agreeing with your body. Some women develop lumps in their breasts from the pill. So I would go back to the doctor and ask to try a different sort of pill. Not all pills are the same - there are ones that use different hormones and in different dosages. Absolutely yes! Birth control pills/patches are made up of hormones. You are getting extra Estrogen into your body and your breasts can become larger or hurt to the touch. Wear a bra at all times and if necessary, wear a bra to bed (no under-wire bras because that could hurt, but a slightly padded bra that gives you some support.)It is a possible side effect.Yes, many signs and symptoms of birth control pills are similar to pregnancy. Especially in the first few months of taking them.Yes it can. Birth Control Pills work by tricking your body into thinking it is actually pregnant, hence why you dont ovulate while on Birth Control Pills. The hormones contained in Birth Control Pills can cause a lot of women to experience pregnancy like symptoms and also nipple tenderness.let me feel and I'll tell you
The signs of pregnancy are a positive pregnancy test and lack of bleeding. If you think you might be pregnant, take a pregnancy test. If you missed three pills use a back up method until you've taken seven pills correctly. Consider the morning after pill if you had sex in the last five days.
Birth control cannot cause an overdose like a narcotic.
you'd have to ask her... or see her use it. There are no consistent visible signs for all girls. symptoms vary from girl to girl.
Spotting or any other signs of irregular bleeding can be a side effects of any hormonal birth controls. For most women, the body generally adjusts after a few cycles of the contraceptives.
go to your doctor, some women can get there period while pregnant, but it can also be signs of misscarrage
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Almost all birth control only works 99% of the time.There's still that 1% chance,and as far as i know,pre-cum has sperm in it.But,if she's having pregnancy signs,how long since her last period,and if it's been about a month,then it's probably pms type symptoms.
The only way you can determine any form of pregnancy whether it be on any form of birth control or not is with a pregnancy test. Otherwise stop taking the pill and see if you have a period, if you do not have a period within a week or so take a pregnancy test. Any Birth control can also create symptoms similar to pregnancy, such as nausea, cramping or bloating. The best way to find out is with a HPT of visit your doctor.