Can I Be Pregnant After Taking iPill?

Yes it is possible. Also the consistency does not necessarily indicate fertility or the ability to conceive. Get a UPT done to confirm pregnancy.

If you’re worried about a possible pregnancy, don’t be. The chances of it happening from what you’ve said are very slim. If there was no ejaculation or confirmed pre-cum inside her, then there is almost no risk at all. Stress can also delay periods. Tell her to relax as much as possible. If her period still doesn’t come, take a home pregnancy test to be sure. 

If your periods are too frequent it may be a symptom of an underlying condition such as hormonal disorders, thyroid disorder or polycystic ovary syndrome( PCOS). It is recommended that a gynecologist be consulted to assess and treat.

The main function of this pill is to prevent or delay the ovulation process. At times, it might cause changes in your menstrual cycle and hence, give you a period before or after the time predicted. If you do not have your period within a week of the date it was due, it would be good that you take a pregnancy test just to be safe.

There is a possibility that you can be pregnant if you had unprotected sex two months ago, even though you got your period last month. Some of the pregnancy signs are nausea, tiredness, and breast tenderness. Stress or hormonal changes can also be the reason for a period of delay. If you want to be sure, the home pregnancy test is the solution.

A yeast infe­ction might explain your symptoms. With this condition, thick white discharge and an unple­asant odor often occur in the vaginal area. Abdominal discomfort fre­quently accompanies yeast infe­ctions too. Certain factors like antibiotic use or tight clothing can disrupt the­ body's natural balance, leading to overgrowth of ye­ast. Over-the-counter antifungal cre­ams can be effective­ treatments for restoring balance­ and clearing the infection.

PERIODS usually come every 21- 35 days.. Stress affects it. PAINFUL periods are common. Heavy bleeding may be abnormal.. Irregular periods are NORMAL during puberty . HORMONAL BIRTH CONTROL helps regulate periods . Consult a doctor if concerned.