What are the odds?

Question

Ok I'm 21 years old, I was on birth control to regulate my periods, but my prescription ran out and I didn't get time to get to the pharmacy to get more so I just stopped taking them, around the time of my last period, and I know that there is a 3 day or so window when you ovulate that you can become pregnant, and well lets just say that was an eventful weekend, I haven't missed my period yet, but I have been feeling nauseaous, and having to urinate more often than normal, what are the odds that I'm pregnant, I have been before, but both times ended in misscarriages. The most recent time I found out I was pregnant because of the misscarriage, and the first time it wasn't until I went to the ER with sharp pains that I found out I had been pregnant because the home tests never showed anything,

I think I should mention also that I only took the pill for about 2 months...and during the 2 times that I was pregnant I was not on the pill at all

Answer 1

I would say 50/50 it takes time for your body to clean your system, but also no method is 100% effective. get a preg, test asap. that's provably why you had the miscarriages. if you are preg. and keep taking the pill, ends up in miscarriage.

Answer 2

yeah 50/50. once off the pill it takes time for the body to be ready again. but a test should tell you the correct answer.

Answer 3

I had one, months in the past. I do not know if he used to be precisely loopy, however he despatched plenty of creepy emails. Not the well/humorous/pervy form; extra just like the form that make you marvel what number of useless hookers he has in his trunk.

Answer 4

you could be pregnant, but i dont think the signs your showing like nausea and frequent toilet trips are really that common at such an early stage, i suggest you just relax and at least wait till your period is late.

Answer 5

1 in10

Answer 6

your chances of being pregnant are very high, go see your doctor.