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californchick

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Condom to the Pill Posted: 07-25-08 13:24pm


Ok Im new to the Bc line I have always used condoms now my question is I started my pill on Sunday night I had sex w/o condom at like 4:30-5:00am, and I took my pill Monday, tues, tuesI had sex on wed morning at 2:30 am w/o a condom Thurs and wed i took my pill. I took plan b today. Could I have gotten prego? I am new at this sex stuff and my mom never told I just know from friends Im really scared.

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Posted: 07-25-08 14:10pm


You aren't really protected on the pill until you've been taking them for a minimum of 7 days (due to a personal decision, I always wait a month). So, in the first 7 days, you should be wearing a condom during sex to protect from pregnancy. However, you took Plan B, which is good. It works for situations like yours, so you should be safe. You should expect your cycle to be a little off. You may bleed earlier than expected, you may not bleed at all. I would get a pregnancy test just to be prepared if you are nervous. It seems to be you should be fine, but you're not out of the clear. You've done all you can to prevent a pregnancy, now you have to wait and see. Good luck, and get the test!

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Thanks Posted: 07-25-08 14:29pm


Thank you for answering my question, when should I test?

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Posted: 07-25-08 21:18pm


you can test as soon as 5 days before your next period..any sooner wont be accurate

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Can you Posted: 07-28-08 18:18pm


Can I still take the pill after i use plan b? Im really scared?

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Posted: 07-28-08 19:28pm


I answered your other post. And yes- you can. KEEP GOING WITH YOUR PACK, ok?

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Sorry Posted: 07-28-08 19:43pm


I am sorry I didnt mean to post it twice, I was making sure I wasn't altering the Plan b Im just really scared and nervous. Birth control is the way to go

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Posted: 07-29-08 11:49am


You can take a pregnancy test two weeks after you had sex, regardless of your period.

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