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jes89
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Ok....i Think Im Jus Paranoid ....but Please Help Me Lol
Posted: 10-15-07 18:33pm
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ok so this is my 1st month on the pill
& im on my inactive green pills for 2
days now.....ever since i been on
my(orthocyclen28 ) pills its like my
boyfriend has no self control & enjoys
not wearing condoms & coming inside me
whenever he feels necessary lol
my question is am i safe from not getting
pregnant if im on my inactive green
pills???
also....is it okay for him to come in me
as often as he does?? because he scares me
with that, i heard its okay for guys to
come inside every time if they want to but
i dont like believing everything im told
unless i hear it from a reliable source
lol HELP!!
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WShep
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Posted: 10-15-07 18:48pm
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Im not a reliable source.
Dated same women for 4 years- on ortho.
Had sex as often as possible, came in her
almost every time.
No pregnancy.
Im not a reliable source.
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sallygirl
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Similar Things
Posted: 10-15-07 18:59pm
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I am in the same situation with yaz. on
2nd pill inactive pill.
My B/F didnt cum inside me, but something
might have dripped in...
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-15-07 19:37pm
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Guys! You ARE safe during the placebo
week!!
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Georgia59
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Posted: 10-15-07 20:40pm
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And as long as you are comfortable with a
98-99% effectiveness rate, you do not need
condoms. (I'm fine with that, how bout
you?)
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sallygirl
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Posted: 10-15-07 20:54pm
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My incident did not happen during placebo
week, it was week1or2
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-15-07 20:59pm
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If you did not start within a few days of
the first day of your period, then you
were not safe the first week of pills.
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Georgia59
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Posted: 10-15-07 21:03pm
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Right- the first week (when you take the
pills for the very first time ever) you
need extra protection. Every day from then
until eternity you are safe.
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sallygirl
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Posted: 10-15-07 21:26pm
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| Eiri
wrote: | | If you did not start within
a few days of the first day of your
period, then you were not safe the first
week of
pills. |
I did start right away......
i just didn't have the incident while on
the inactive pills...
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Tylanas
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Posted: 10-15-07 21:42pm
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It doesn't matter (I think). If this
incident happened on the placebo week you
are still protected. If this incident
happened BEFORE you started pills then you
could be pregnant.
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jes89
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Posted: 10-20-07 09:26am
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ok so now ill be starting my second month
of pills do i need 2 use protection and
make sure he doesnt ejaculate inside of me
for the 1st week again?? or is it okay??
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emptynest
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Posted: 11-17-07 13:38pm
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I have taught an adult ed. class for the
past 7 years. Every semester we have a
birth control presentation from a local
clinic. The idea behind birth control
pills is that a certain level of hormone
must be present in a female's body in
order to prevent ovulation. No egg to
meet the sperm....no pregnancy. My
understanding is that one must take the
pills for one full cycle (3 weeks of
active pills ) in order to bring the
hormone level up high enough to stop
ovulation. The week of placebo pills
allows menstruation to occur. At this
point, ovulation won't occur as long as
you keep repeating the 3 weeks on hormones
(active pills) and 1 week on placebo pills
(no hormone). If you miss an active pill,
within the 3 week cycle, you risk the
hormone level decreasing to the point
where ovulation might be able to occur.
It is best to take the b.c. pills at the
same time EVERY SINGLE DAY to avoid
pregnancy. Birth control pills do not
protect against sexually transmitted
diseases.
I AM NOT A MEDICAL AUTHORITY. My job has
simply exposed me to many presentations on
birth control. Is there a reason you
would not ask your doctor these
questions?????
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