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ok guys I really need help.. Im not sure if its just me but I stopped my birth control pills on Sept 18th and started my period on sept 25th. I had it for 10 days and after 8 days it started again for 5 days. I haven't had it since and today is oct 30th. Now usually when i get my period off my pills I get it 7 day after the day I had it the month before. (if i had it sept 7th I would get it oct 14 then nov 21st and so on). So im actually not due until the first of nov.. I think. I say I think because when you come off pills, who knows when it comes. But i think i might b diaberic as my symptoms lead to it. ex: cloudy and frquent urination, very frequent, eccessive thirst, fatigue, etc,. But all are common w/ pregnancy has I has all this w my first daughter. But I work in the medical field and took my blood suger the other day and a normal blood suger is between 75 and 150, mines was 246. A week later it was 148. Not sure whats going on. The research im doing is confusing me more. Any advise>

0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:strange symptomsok guys I really need help.. Im not sure if its just me but I stopped my birth control pills on Sept 18th and started my period on sept 25th. I had it for 10 days and after 8 days it started again for 5 days. I haven't had it since and today is oct 30th. Now usually when i get my period off my pills I get it 7 day after the day I had it the month before. (if i had it sept 7th I would get it oct 14 then nov 21st and so on). So im actually not due until the first of nov.. I think. I say I think because when you come off pills, who knows when it comes. But i think i might b diaberic as my symptoms lead to it. ex: cloudy and frquent urination, very frequent, eccessive thirst, fatigue, etc,. But all are common w/ pregnancy has I has all this w my first daughter. But I work in the medical field and took my blood suger the other day and a normal blood suger is between 75 and 150, mines was 246. A week later it was 148. Not sure whats going on. The research im doing is confusing me more. Any advise>

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