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Never missed a pill. use condoms. bled for 4 days. negative tests week after. dark areolas. lots of white vag discharge. could i still be pregnant?
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Highly unlikely: By the time there are symptoms of pregnancy, a pregnancy test should be positive. Pregnancy almost never happens when no pills are missed. And combining pills and condoms increases efficacy. I'm pretty positive that you're not pregnant.
Answered 7/6/2015
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