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Could it be a kidney infection, or even pregnancy or PID? |
For the past week I've had a doctors appointment scheduled for this Friday, but I'm just so eager for an answer it's getting hard to wait. I'm only looking for opinions here. I took a pregnancy test and it came up negative, but I still have 4 birth control pills left to go before I get to the blanks so it was only about half accurate. I also just got on the pill 3 weeks ago. If I'm not pregnant, I must be sick with some sort of infection right? A bladder or kidney infection maybe, and the thought of PID being a possibility is also scary. Here are ALL my symptoms: Call your Dr. and tell them your symptoms and see if they can work you in any sooner, usually they will if you're having problems. It sounds more like a kidney/bladder infection than pregnancy. I hope you realize that you have to take a full cycle of birth control pills before it becomes effective and that certain medications cause birth control pills to be ineffective while you're taking them, like many antibiotics. |
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