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never missed a period before unless I wa...

Day of missed period BFN???

Kims1984

August 21st, 2011

I took my first pill of my new month of pills on a Sunday morning when I usually take them at night every day. Well that Sunday night I had unprotected sex and then I missed the following pills on monday and Tuesday. Is there a chance I could be pregnant? And how much of a chance?

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ohcalcuta

replied August 22nd, 2011

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hi, u need a better approach to birth control, so consider the simple IUD that has been a success for more than FIFTY years

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Kims1984

replied August 22nd, 2011

Yeah but that doesn't answer my question on what are the chances of me being pregnant.

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ohcalcuta

replied August 22nd, 2011

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u r only fertile for a few days in the middle of your cycle so if u had unprotected sex say on days 12-17 from the beginning of your last period that would be the only time u can get pregnant and if u take birth control properly then even that time is eleminated
hope that helps

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