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Q: Missed birth control and broken condoms

asked by: eimaJ on November 8th, 2009

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I forgot to take my pill on a wednesday the 28th, thursday the 29th and friday the 30th of october.(I was having unprotected sex at the time) Took two on saturday(31st) morning, havent taken them since. (11/0 Cool

The condom broke the night of the 31st, which according to a fertility calculator is my most fertile day. (lmp start:october 18th)
When can I justify worrying? Did my pill work at all? maybe? I know, it prob. didnt.

Replies(1)

susan862003

replied on November 8th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

You might very well get pregnant from this. You have to worry once you miss your next period.

Best of luck!

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