My period finished wednesday so i went back on my pill thursday night and been taking it for two days then i lost my virginity and took my pill the same night. He didnt cum in me, he pulled out and i made sure that my vagina was covered when he was cumming on me. After that i missed my pill on sunday night but i took it monday morning right after i wole up. Since then ive been taking my pills regularly without missing one. We had sex again on tuesday but this time i also made sure he had a condom on for extra protection. Ive been feeling pain in my lower abdominal (first the left side then the right), i had some bleeding yesterday and ive been feeling nauseous but didnt vomit. Also my stomach is grumbling a lot the past two days and i dont know what this could be. Any ideas? Im waiting to et my insurance to be able to go my OBGYN but until then im extremely stressed out and that might be another reason for all those symptoms. Ive been looking all the symptoms up and it really scares me.
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Can I be pregnant if Im on the pill and he pulls out (no precum)?
Question posted by Irena2692 on 17 May 2013
Last updated on 17 May 2013
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Yes thursday is always the day i start my new pack, ive been on the pill for over 2 years bc i was having problems with my period and needed to regulate it. I was on the pill only 2 days when we had sex, bc my period has just ended. Any ideas? I know im overly stressed because were getting married in 2.5 months and im going out of my mind with preparations
Do you mean 2 days in the new pack? Not 2 days since you started taking the pill? If you've been taking the pill all along and had just started a new pack, you're protected.
Yeah i started a new pack on thursday. Like i said ive been taking BC for over 2 years now. After seeing your posts i think im starting to calm down a bit and not thinking that im pregnant bc i didnt actually vomit, ive had some digestion problems for the past week at least bc of irregular diet. And my breasts seem to be normal as usual and not hard or anything like that. So as i understand im having all those things bc its something new and ive been scared and worried about this and kinda paranoid
Birth control pills should be started either Day 1 of your period or the first Sunday after your period starts not when you finish your period. You should use back up until you have taken seven days of active pills then you are protected from sex. Pulling out doesnt count as a back up method. As kaismama said, there is ALWAYS release of sperm prior to ejaculation. The male cannot feel and cannot control this. Even if he never sees any fluid when he masturbates, he still releases sperm. Vaginal sex is more intense than masturbation for one, and sperm are microscopic so he cannot see them. The male urinating prior to sex will not clear out sperm either, they are still released all throughout the sex act. The majority are released during ejaculation but it only takes one so pulling out does little to nothing to protect you from getting pregnant. If you were on the pill for at least a week then it is unlikely that you are pregnant. Abdominal pain doesnt mean you are pregnant.
Stress can make you feel nauseated. A grumbling stomach can mean anything from being hungry to gas/indigestion to needing to have a BM. It is not a sign of pregnancy. You are overthinking and overstressing. The only thing that is not clear is if you waited enough time after starting the pill to have unprotected sex. Chance for pregnancy is still pretty low.
Lets get the two myths out of the way. Pulling out is NOT a method of birth control and there is always pre cum. That is just the way the body works. If you are taking your pill everyday at roughly the same time, you are protected. Is Thursday your regular start day?
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