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July 18th, 2010
have been on ortho tri-cyclen Lo for two months now, and i start my third pack tomorrow. my boyfriend and i had unprotected sex today and he pulled out right before he came. we were wondering if there would be a chance that i could get pregnant in case he didn\\\'t pull out fast enough and a little go inside of me. i\\\'m pretty sure he pulled it out completley before he came but we get paranoid very easily so we are unsure.


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replied July 18th, 2010
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Hello,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
If you have been regular and strict with the pill use, you need not worry about the pregnancy. If you are not sure of the pill use and have missed your pills in between, then there are chances of pregnancy occurring. Even pre-cum is known to contain sperms. But since you are at the start of the next pack, chances of pregnancy resulting is nil (if you have not missed pills in between).
Wait for your periods to start, if they do not start or if you have an abnormal period, get a blood beta HCG test done to confirm/rule out pregnancy. Stop using the pills if you suspect to be pregnant as it will harm the baby.
Report to your gynecologist for an examination and early confirmation of pregnancy.
Take care.
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