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Q: Birth Control, Missed Periods, And Sex

asked by: metallicafaery on March 10th, 2005

New User

Hi. I'm a 17 year old girl. I've been taking ortho tri cyclin for a year and a half now. I haven't missed any of the pills the whole time since i've been on them. But I have a few questions. First off, I should have gotten my period two days ago, and it still hasn't come. I'm worried about it. On top of that, me and my boyfriend had sex today and the condom he was wearing slipped off and he came inside me. When I looked at it, it looked like a majority of the sperm didn't go in, because a lot of it was oozing out of my vagina. I'm very, very concerned about getting pregnant. I'm on the green pill right now, the off pill. This only contributes to my concern of pregnancy. If any women out there have any advice whatsoever at all, please, please let me know something. Thanks.

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wakkochic17

replied on March 11th, 2005

Experienced User

I would say your chance of pregnancy would be pretty slim, especially since you haven't missed any pills. Bc is just as effective during the green pills as the other pills because the hormones you take earlier in the week prevent you from ovulating, therefore you shouldn't have an egg to fertilize. If your period still doesn't come after a few days, see the doctor. It's also possible something else is going on that is messing up your system.

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