The most common symptoms of gastritis include: (13) 1  burning sensations in or above the stomach/abdomen, especially around the time of eating. 2  stomachaches or pains. 3  nausea or vomiting. 4  stomach bloating. 5  loss of appetite, feeling very full quickly and possibly experiencing changes in weight. 6  hiccups and burping.
This is NOT true. If you use birth control pills while you are pregnant, the pill will not cause a miscarriage or termination. The hormones in the pill work to prevent pregnancy by stopping ovulation or by causing the thickening of your cervical mucus. So they have no affect on a developing baby.
Doctors once believed that if you got pregnant right away that there was a higher chance of miscarriage, though this has not been found to be the case. And going off the pill is better than getting pregnant on the pill. Once you quit taking birth control pills you may ovulate within two to six weeks. The speed with which it is reversible is one of the big benefits of the pill. If you haven't had a normal period within eight weeks, you should consider calling your doctor or midwife for an exam.