I've been on the birth control for 24 days now, I had unprotected sex and he ejaculated in me. I don't rly have the money for the morning after pill but I'm just not sure if I'm pregnant or not.. Ive been taking it everyday at the same time and I only missed one about 2 weeks ago but I took it the day after. I was on a different birthcontrol before that but I had to change it since I had my period for over 2 months but the new one works. Help anyone ?
I'm on the birthcontrol pill & had unprotected sex , what should I do?:$?
Question posted by 420lovagirl on 16 Dec 2012
Last updated on 6 March 2018 by ddcmod3
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Kiajones
28 Jan 2016
Hello I wanted to know if you will get pregnant if you been on the pill for 14days and had unprotected sex ??? Or is it best to go get a plan B
Liz_g1995
29 June 2015
I have a question... me and my fiancé had sex last night, without a condom and he came in me, I am currently on the Norplant birth control in my arm, so far it has worked great!! I started my period this morning, should I be worried???
mocha cream
19 Feb 2013
The last thing you need to worry about is getting pregnant. You better hope you didn't catch something you can't get rid of!! You do realize that HIV and AIDS are real right? In my opinion, don't post anything dumb if you don't want anyone's honest opinion. I'm going to give it to you raw!! No pun intended...
Cheysill96
15 Dec 2014
She was just asking for a simple answer to a very serious question of hers. You did not have to be rude.
kaismama
16 Dec 2012
Birth Control pills (and nuvaring) work 3 ways. They prevent ovulation. They decrease the lining of the uterus, and they thicken the mucous at the cervix.
This means that if you take your pill every day at roughly the same time, you will not get pregnant. There are some medications that decrease the ability of the pill to work. One of them is antibiotics, so that if you’re on them you should use a backup method of birth control.
You will not get pregnant when you are on the inactive pills. YOU DO NOT OVULATE WHEN ON THE PILL.
You may have a very light or even no period from time to time because of the decrease in uterine lining.
You do not ever need to take plan B. The only reason for condoms when on the pills is to prevent STDS.
If you forget a pill your chances of getting pregnant increase slightly. The more pills your forget, the more your chance of pregnancy.
When first starting the pill you need to use back up birth control for at least the first week. After you start the pill, when you have your period has nothing to do with taking the pill. You just keep taking them one pack after the other. You do not stop them if you start spotting, you do not stop them if you don’t have a period, bleeding has nothing at all to do with when you take your pills, once you’ve started them.
Don't do anything, you are protected and the only reason you need a condom is to prevent std's.
Calliejarrett
2 March 2015
I have some questions about your answer, cause I am kinda in the same situation. I have a question about birth control. I have been on it for 3 months now, works great so far. I unprotected sex last night because the condom broke, should I be okay from getting pregnant? With my pills I will be on my period this Wednesday. Am I good since I am on birth control and had a condom break? Me and my boyfriend are just kinda worried and gonna be stressed out about it until Wednesday. What do you think? I need advice!
kim721
12 Oct 2015
I have a question as well. I've been on trinessa birthcontrol for 4 months. I started a new pack on 10.11.15 & took the first sunday white pill. The next day me & my bf had unprotected sex & he ejaculated in me. Can I get pregnant after just taking one active pill even though of been on the pill for 4 months?
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