Birth control, sex and bleeding Posted: 06-01-08 16:06pm
I began taking BC for the first time on
May 9 (a Friday and the first day of my
period). I take the pills every night
between 10 and 11:30. I had sex with no
other birth control this past Wednesday
morning (May 28 ) so I was on week 3 of my
active pills. I noticed pain in my lower
abdomen on Thursday and by Friday (the
first day of my inactive pill week) I
started having bleeding. Sometimes heavy
and sometimes light.
Is this normal? My period isn't due until
this Friday (June 6). Is this a
complication from my partner ejaculating
in me? Could I be pregnant? I didn't know
if this bleeding is normal or not. It is
enough for me to wear a small tampon to
prevent leakage onto my underwear.
It is normal to start bleeding when
finished the active pills and started the
inactive ones. You are right that bleeding
started 1 week earlier but that happens
only the first time when start taking
pills. The first cycle is always one week
shorter than the next ones because it has
to be like that.
You neither have some complication nor you
are pregnant.
|
buffster20
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 03 Jun 2008 Posts: 1 Location: sydney , nsw australia
Thanks: 0
Thanked:1
pre cum Posted: 06-03-08 02:15am
me and my boyfriend were playing around
and he put his penis in my vagina for a
few seconds without a condom and he didnt
put it all the way in and i dont know if
it was pre cum or my fluid
can u get pregnant from pre cum????
|
PenguinsRus
Moderator
Joined: 05 Nov 2007 Posts: 1205 Location: New York, NY United States
Thanks: 28
Thanked:8
Posted: 06-03-08 17:03pm
Buffster, yes, you can get pregnant from
precum. The chances of you becoming
pregnant from only a second or two with
the tip in isn't extremely high, but there
is still ALWAYS a chance when the penis
enters the vagina, and even more of a
chance if he had precum (which, by the
way, boys can't feel when they have precum
most of the time, so the pull out method
or playing around like that is not safe if
you want to be protected from pregnancy
and are not on some other form of birth
control).
|
Users who thank PenguinsRus for this post:
buffster20
