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Q: Birth Control Pill Questions

asked by: NoSlow78 on July 12th, 2004

New User

My girlfriend is on ortho-tricyclen.

The 28 day regiment.
She missed her last real pill (not the plasebos). She took it the sunday that she was supposed to take her new pills....She started her new pack the day after... Is there any reduction in the effectiveness... Are all the regular pills filled with the same amount of medication

question 2:
are the chances 99% when you ejaculate inside?
We practice by withdrawl along with the pill.. Is that really worth it? I jsut want to know. Cause I hear of tons of people whojust ejaculate inside and have no problems... And they have sex a lot. Just wondering>..

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Forum Girl

replied on July 12th, 2004

Experienced User

I think your girlfriend is probably ok with missing one birth control pill, especially if it was her last one. And yes its 99% if you ejaculate inside her. I'm on the pill and rarely use condoms and I haven't gotten pregnant. Your girlfriend just needs to be careful about always remembering to take her pills and ya'll should be good to go Smile

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