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Why do i feel like i am pregnant every time i go off birth control?
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Depends on symptoms: "feel like I am pregnant" means different things to different people. Not sure what symptoms you are referring to but it is most likely due to sudden changes in hormone levels. Talk to your doctor about how to correct this problem.
Answered 7/27/2012
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