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Re: While sick I skipped period while on pill

From: Dona (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 2 Dec 2001 12:08:05 -0600 (CST)


Hi Alicia, it is not uncommon for woman who are ill or under a great deal of stress to skip periods while on or off the pill. With PCOS it just makes it more difficult to know why you skipped =). True antibiotics can weaken the pill thats why you should practice alternative forms of birth controll while on them and it sounds like you already do that. I don't know what the statistics are from this but I am sure they are low. wait a couple of weeks and take a HPT if your worried. Good luck,Dona

>At Sat, 1 Dec 2001, ALicia wrote:
>This has never happened before. No jokes about miracle babies please
>though I wish them on to those sad about not being able to concieve.
>
>Its totally impossible for me to be pregnant. I am sexually active
>--married, but my PCOS is too severe and I am on birth control and use
>other precautions just in case due to my bad health--(double birth
>control) The pill is for the PCOS mostly but having had weird things
>happen to me in life, I make sure I am not going to get pregnant when I
>am way to sick to sustain any pregnancy even if the chance is 0 as Ive
>been told.
>
>However I dont know why I have totally missed a period while on the
>pill. I did get increased Metformin but I have been on the pill for 8
>years even far heavier in weight and I have always had at least a light
>menses.
>
>This is too weird. I need to be forcing some menses for sake of PCOS.




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