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Could i be pregnant with 4 negative test
So I got my period like i was supposed to and I take BC pills. I had sex before i went on a trip not protected. i went out of state and while gone i took my pills the first day but then i forgot to take it for 2 days and also was taking it at a 2 hour time difference. So i thought nothing of it cuz whatever but then I get home and the week after I got my period AGAIN for the 2nd time in less than 2 weeks. So when it came to the time to get my period again I didnt. So 2 weeks ago (which was 3 weeks late from my period) I took a pregnancy test twice, in the morning on monday and in the morning on Wednesday, and they both came negative. And now im 2 months from the last time I got my period and so I took a test yesterday morning and then this morning and both of them are negative. My stomach hurts alot and i feel like im bloated. Could I be pregnant still? Otherwise I have been under alot of stress lately too because of college finals so could that be it maybe?
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Dear patient, Taking BC pills irregularly does more harm than good. It will make your cycles irregular and contraception inefficient. Yes stress can delay periods. If your pregnancy test is negative today then you are not pregnant. I don't know if you are still taking BC pills . You need to go yo a gynecologist to get a prescription for drugs yo get your periods.
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