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Q: Pregnant?

asked by: precious23 on July 26th, 2007

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I am taking the pill, seasonale, and I have been really good at taking it at the same time every day. My boyfriend and I rarely use condoms anymore since I am taking the pill. The last time we had sex he did not pull out and I was wondering if there is a chance that I may become pregnant? Is the pulling out method ok to do when I am on the Pill or should we still use condoms? I know the pill is not 100% effective, but neither are condoms right? Thank you.

Replies(4)

Tylanas

replied on July 26th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Re: Pregnant?

precious23 wrote:

There is only a very small chance you are pregnant so I wouldn't stress!

Pull-out is not a method at all; he may as well finish inside of you lol.

young Girl

replied on July 26th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

yeah to tell ay the truth the whole pull out thing doesnt do crap lol

condoms and b/c arent 100 effective at all
your protected but there is still a chance of pregnancy
there are a few girls on here that have gotten pregnant by condoms or even on the pill

when you have sex no matter what you have a chance of getting pregnant

Eva-n-Dayton

replied on July 29th, 2007

New User

We used to use both condoms and pills for the comfort of my dear boy, he is kind of a panic case, always thinks I'm pregnant if I feel nauceous or if I have to pee alot. I gotta kick outta it, lol poor boys gonna stress himself to death.

monkeygirl22

replied on July 29th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

If you are taking your pill as you should, I wouldn't be worried. I took seasonale for two years while using the pull out method and never had a problem. Sure, I would get scared when I used antibiotics but other than that everything was always good for us. Just try not to stress out about it because it doesn't make anything better.

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