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Pregnancy after stopping the pill
Im married in Australia, I've been taking birth control for 6 months now, I stopped the birth control on 20th October and got my periods by 25th October, after my periods got over, had unprotected sex and did not take any birth control after that because I had to travel back to my country, it's December 4th today and I missed my periods, I'm 2 weeks late.. is there any possibility of pregnancy or is it just my cycle because of the pill
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Since you had unprotected intercourse, you might be pregnant if you missed your period
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