I take the pill and the condom correctly and I have had pain in my lower abdomen or stomach for the past two months, so I think it is a side effect. It feels like an inflammation somehow.
Otherwise, I'm fine. I'm not pregnant, am I?
Should I take a test?
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The absent period (of course not possible to judge with pill) and later sensory and visible child movements, followed by birth at the end of pregnancy.
As you prevent pill and condom, pregnancy is actually excluded. Your complaints have other reasons for your gynecologist to go to the ground.
You should go to the female doctor and have you examined. If you actually have abdominal inflammation, it must be treated. It is highly unlikely that she goes away from herself.
If you’re always safe, you can exclude pregnancy.
Don’t think because you’re protecting.
But maybe a bladder infection, intestinal problems, ovarian inflammation.
Since the pain has been there so long, go to your home and female doctor and let it go.