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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by WorriedGirl11: [QB] So basically here's a timeline of what's got me worried. 20th- Loose stool in morning (30 mins after bc pill)- probably due to constipation day before. Took extra bc pill at 6pm (usually take it at 9 am) in case affected by loose stool so soon. Sex w/o condom at about 7.30pm. 21st- Cramps in morning followed by 2 loose stools. Took immodium and took extra pill at 12pm but still had cramps- waited until later and took 3rd pill just to ensure they were absorbed. About two weeks ago I had mild diarrhea as a result of antibiotics one morning, and took an extra pill that day (but can't remember whether it continued for the day or was just one loose stool). Is there any risk there? I'm pretty sure they'd have been absorbed but because it was over 2 days I was a bit worried! Also, had a question about friction from bed covers and the penis- could it cause cuts to form? And I've had some problems with being sore after intercourse w/o a condom (with lube). He made sure to clean v. well because of my being prone to UTIs (and the fact I have one kidney has him extra worried) so I don't think it's that, but I'm wondering what it could be to prevent it in the future? Thanks. (: [/QB][/QUOTE]

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