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Re: quick question

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Wed, 18 Jun 2003 14:09:41 -0500 (CDT)


take a pregnancy test..then you'll know

At Tue, 17 Jun 2003, lauren wrote: >
>At Mon, 16 Jun 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>
>>i found the question i was hoping to get the answer to on your
>>website...however...there is no answer listed. the question is:
>>
>>"> I know that while a person is on birthcontrol they can become pregnant. I
>>> was wondering though that if they were still taking the medicine, would their
>>> period continue normally (same duration and flow) for the next few periods,
>>> or would they differ (either stop all together, come late, or be lighter)? I
>>> know that this can vary from person to person, but was curious if there was a
>>> certian kind of norm. I also know that you are not supposed to take birth
>>> control pills while pregnant, but if someone having their period normally and
>>> taking birth control, but may feel light headed or sick ocassionally if they
>>> could be pregnant, or if their menstration would differ somewhat. Thanks. "
>>
>>> Basically i was wondering how is a girl supposed to know if she has become
>>> pregnant while she is on birth control. if you could either post an answer on
>>> the site or write me back i would greatly appreciate it.
>>>
>>> thanks.
>
>If you become pregnant and your'e on the pill you won't have a
>period....and if you do it will be spotty and very very light.
>
>--
>Lauren
>
>I'm not a doctor but have a background in medicine and biology. If you have
>any further questions, you can email me at standbyme1986@hotmail.com and I will
>try to answer asap.
>




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