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Q: Sex In Hot Tub...on Inactive Pills

asked by: xobballqueen17ox on December 29th, 2007

New User

last week i was in my hot tub with my boyfriend and we had unprotected sex. i am on birth control but i was on my last inactive pill and i had stopped my period. we made sure he did not get any actual sperm inside of me but there is still pre cum. i was fine a couple days after but then the next time we had sex (protected) my vagina started to sting after and hasnt stopped. i have also been giving off a weird discharge that is a cloudy off white color. different than it usually would be. im just psycing myself out that i am pregnant. help anyone?

Replies(2)

womaninpain

replied on December 29th, 2007

Experienced User

I think that pregnancy wise you should be ok being on the inactive doesn't mean that you can get pregnant. Your problem may be something like a yeast infection from bacteria in the hot tub.

Tylanas

replied on December 29th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

Yeah, you can have sex on a bed and lay on your back for three hours with sperm inside: it's not going to matter. You are still completely protected when you are on the inactive pills.

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