Wait, so you'd been taking your pills for 3 months when you had sex?
You don't ovulate when you take birth control pills, and because you were on birth control pills it's considered protected sex(Unless we're talking STDs).

Have you taken a pregnancy test yet?

well, my doctor said it'd take 3-5 months to be affective and during the intercourse of 16th of june i was ovulating.

What kind of pills are you taking?

Have you tested yet?

i havent gotten around to taking a test.. ive been so flustered dealing with my dad finishing his cancer treatments i feel that telling my family will complicate things because i see them alot and they know whats on my mind.. and i had another 2 days of cramps and spotting, any more advice Maddie34??

Yes, what kind of pills are you taking.

And you don't need to inform your family that you need to go to target to get a test. Your period may be a little weird because of the stress you've been under as well.

I took Yaz for 3 months and it totally screwed up my body. My periods were light and extremely painful and lasted for 10-12 days. As soon as I went off of it I felt so much better. I went right back to a heavy period that lasted 5-6 days after exactly 30 days off the pill.

Birth control pills are effective in preventing pregnancy after only 7 days. It doesn't take months. You probably got confused in that doctors usually tell you that it takes your body about 3 months to become regulated while on the pill. Meaning that your periods will be strange for the first few months. My doctor told me that she has found it takes more like 6 months for your body to fully adjust.

But you are definitely protected against pregnancy after just a week. And you don't ovulate while on the pill. And if for some reason you do happen to ovulate then the super thick mucus the pill makes totally kills the egg.

You only have less than a 1 in 100 chance of getting pregnant on the pill so I wouldn't worry about it.