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I am currtently ovulating, and i am on bcp. i have really sorebreasts, fatigue, bloating and flu and had nasea a couple of times. could ibe pregnant?
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Yes: You should check for pregnancy. If you have not missed any birth control pills, then the chance of being pregnant is very small. While most women do not ovulate on birth control pills, some women do. So if you think there is a chance it is better to check.
Answered 3/26/2013
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