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whats wrong with me?


Question Posted Tuesday November 8 2005, 6:00 pm

i need some advice here... i'm kinda freaking out.

graphic, sorry.

anyways, so im on the ortho evra patch and i'v been on it for a while know and well last month i accedentally forgot to change it and went 2 days with an old one on and my period was like 5 days early and my period was like 10-11 days, hell i know, trust me. and well it was like done after about 6 (normal for me) but the yucki brown-end-of-the-period stuff went on forever. then finally it just stopped and i was like okay sweet. im on patch #2 for this month and i changed it on monday, and since like sunday night or monday morning i started getting that yucki brown stuff again and i dont know why and its really kind of scaring me. I had sex with my b/f on that friday, we dont use condoms because im on birth control and well.. to be honest i do NOT want to be effing pregnant. idk why i would be tho? you don't spot or bleed if your pregnant do you? please help.. i dont want to go to the doctor if its something stupid like my period wasnt done coming out or something haha. write back asap!! i rate high.

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Additional info, added Tuesday November 8 2005, 6:03 pm:
oh yah, and i checked the instructions and faq's on the box and it said that if u miss changing the patch 1-2 days, to use alternate forms of birth control (condoms) for 7 days. which i did. just so you all know that tid bit!.

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beankitty answered Wednesday November 9 2005, 6:53 am:
This hasn't happened to me, but honestly, for something like this you shouldn't be sitting around asking us - you need to see your gynecologist and have a gynecological exam. Not just explain the problem.. but have the doctor look at that. And while you're there, you can have them take a preg test for you and that lovely pap smear is just oodles and oodles of fun.

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cheddar answered Tuesday November 8 2005, 7:59 pm:
yes you can bleed or spot when you're pregnant but not everybody does. it's most likely just old blood coming out, because your body gets rid of stuff it doesn't want.

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rainbowNsunshine91 answered Tuesday November 8 2005, 7:41 pm:
The truth is that you CAN spot or bleed when your pregnant but not always. The symptoms are different for everyone and sometimes, you don't bleed at all!

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