hello, thanks for reading this! I'm 17
years old and in a serious relationship.
My boyfriend and i have been going out for
16 months and two months ago i became
sexually active. However, i've been using
birth control since i was in grade 7 to
regulate my cycle , etc etc. I take my
pill around about the same time every
night. maybe an hour or two hour in
difference sometimes. On weekends it's
usually around 12am and on week nights
usually between 10-11:30pm. I have never
forgot a pill, ever!. My boyfriend and i
have just become sexually active about 2
months ago. I just recently finished my
period ( 4 days ago ). During sexual
intercoarse yesterday, the condom we were
using busted. We noticed a lot of pre cum
in the busted condom. I ran to the
washroom to be and wipe myself. Is there
any possible chance i may be pregnant!
Pleasee, i need to know
Thanks for reading, please respond.
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opheliaimmortal
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 May 2008 Posts: 10
Posted: 05-08-08 04:49am
Hiya,
(not a doc just a fellow pill user!)
If you weren't on the pill i'd suggest the
morning after pill. But you are on the
pill and as long as you have taken them
correctly every day, not missed any,
vomited, food poisoning etc then you are
more than likely backed up.
Although when you say 12am at weekends
thats as in midnight and not 12 in the
afternoon right? Otherwise you'd be
leaving a window of 10-11 hours. But i
think you meant midnight.
You say you've never missed a pill so i'd
relax. The pill is extremely effective and
you've done nothing to reduce that
effectiveness. Remember even if you hadnt
been using a condom you would have been
just as effective so dont worry about it
busting. That was just there as a second
barrier or barrier to stds.
Hope that helps!
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Georgia59
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