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A member asked:
Had baby oct 31st (but she passed away) started bc pills but screwd them up so stopped them . had period last month, skipped this month, be concerned?
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No: I am very sorry for the loss of your infant. To answer your question, no you should not be worried. If you miss some of your pills, it is not unusual at all to have an irregularly timed cycle. However, it is certainly possible that you could ovulate and get pregnant, .
Answered 8/31/2013
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