My period started on may 26th and I had unprotected sex on june 5th. I am on birth control but I am having some unusual symptoms. june 12th i woke up with sore nipples and stomach discomfort. the next few days I experienced dizziness, cramping, vaginal bleeding(red and brown),constant urge to urinate even if I have just went(the urge never goes away). I have taken 3 test and they all were negative. Could I be pregnant?
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6/16/10 8:21pm
There is no way to tell from those symptoms alone, there are too many other illnesses and conditions that can make you feel sick, but there is always a possibility. Birth control pills are not 100% protection.
You are taking the pregnancy tests too soon. You need to wait until your next period is due, then if it is a week or more late, you should get reliable results from a home pregnancy test. So, wait until then for testing.
But, if these symptoms continue, or get worse, you should be seen by a doctor who can possibly find out what is wrong. Don't take chances with your health by thinking it can only be pregnancy. Of course, a doctor can also test you.
Here is a site which lists common symptoms of pregnancy, and other conditions which may cause them.
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