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asked by: brown_eyes on March 31st, 2004

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I"m on birth-control and I have been taken it everyday..But everytime I have sex with a condom it hurts me now and my fiance wants to just throw them away and foget about using one...I have never had sex without a condom and was wondering if I should i'm on the pill so I would be protected that way but should I just trust the pill or find another condom that maybe don't hurt???? What do you think? Any help would be greatly appreciated..

Dallas

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nikki_caro

replied on March 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Well how long have you been on the pill for? Maybe try switchin the kind of condom you use. Like a thinner brand or a different kind-period. You should try to be extra safe since you have always used them. Sometimes the pill isnt always efficient and the condom is a good backup. Look into changing the condoms before you toss them out. Good luck!

Mesmerizeu15

replied on March 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Dear dallas, first of all welcome to the boards, secondly... I too am on birth control and my boyfriend and I dont use condoms. You can do it but even though I am doing it, it doesnt make it right. I dont know what to tell you, you can do whatever you think is best. I know that I am not making any sense. But, there are girls, one on this site I think, that got pregnant on the pill....Is it worth it?? They do make bigger condoms!!

Stacie :d

insurancegirl

replied on March 31st, 2004

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JillMarie

replied on March 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

As long as you have been taking the pills for more than 2 weeks correctly you will be protected. Unless your worried about stds you should be fine! Smile

brown_eyes

replied on March 31st, 2004

New User

Thanks

Thanks for your help but isnt there a time period where pill or no pill you can get pregnant someone told me it was 14 days after your period is that right? Thanks again all of you for your help!
Dallas

JillMarie

replied on March 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

As long as your on the pill there is no time at all you can get pregnant. The pill is very effective. How long have you been taking it??

brown_eyes

replied on March 31st, 2004

New User

I started taking them the first of march i'm on my 2nd pack. They told me my first was'nt gonna be effective but she said after that it was...And in her exact words the spermys could float around in there for days and nothing would happen but that kinda confuses me too...When do you start releasing eggs?? And if your releasing eggs can't you still get pregnant?? I'm probley asking dumb questions sorry.....But thanks for your help

dallas

JillMarie

replied on March 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

As long as you take the pill you can get pregnant. Its 99% effective. Ill try to find some info for you!

brown_eyes

replied on March 31st, 2004

New User

Thanks so much, i'm looking at the site now it really helps answer my questions thanks
dallas

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