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Is it possible to be pregnant despite the onset of a period?
Good morning Yesterday I took the first tablet from the blister of the drug vibin. I have been using hormonal contraception for 3 years. My head hurts a lot, I have a subfebrile state, my stomach and kidneys hurt, I don't feel like eating. I vomited yesterday. A week ago there was intercourse, could there have been fertilization? Bleeding was normal as always. Is it even possible if I got my period?
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Aleksandra Żywiec-Pelczar Pharmacist
18 months ago
If you have used birth control pills as prescribed and withdrawal bleeding has occurred as scheduled, the likelihood that you are pregnant is negligible. During pregnancy, menstrual bleeding does not occur, it happens that during the expected menstruation in women who are in the first month of pregnancy bleeding occurs - this is the so-called implantation bleeding, associated with the process of implantation of the embryo in the mucosa. Compared to menstruation, this bleeding is much more scanty and lasts less, so it is difficult to confuse it with menstruation. The ailments described by you in the content of the question indicate the need to consult a family doctor in order to determine their cause and implement appropriate treatment. If necessary, you can use the teleconsultation, which can be arranged using the following link: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja