Birth control and pregnancy

[Laur1234]

Hi!
So i was taking tri-femynor pill and i didn’t like how i acted on it and so i switched to Cryselle, my gyno prescribed me. And so i finished tri-femynor and my doctor told me to take all active pills but can skip the placebo pills and then take Cryselle with no gaps and i did just that. But when i started Cryselle i was technically supposed to be on my period and so when i started i was bleeding but it was brown and slightly red. I was having sex and me and my boyfriend weren’t using a condom. He didn’t come inside me, he pulled out and we never had a problem but I’m just super paranoid and i keep googling and I’m scared that i could be pregnant. I’m probably over thinking and I don’t know why i would be but I’m scared and i need someone to help me please.

[Laur1234]

Also i have white floaty stuff in my urine sometimes and google has been scaring me and i didn’t know if that could mean pregnancy?

[Heather]

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Please do not post this kind of question. If you are seeing this text, and your thread is locked, it is because you have posted this kind of question.

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It does sound like you have a separate health concern per your urine. I don't know what you mean by "white floaty stuff," but if this is something new and unusual for you, then your best bet would be to ask a healthcare provider about it. And if, when you see one, you are still concerned about pregnancy, you can also always ask them to run a pregnancy test, in the event they don't as a general practice already (many do).
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