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Q: Help

asked by: XxGGNO1FANxX on October 13th, 2005

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Im on microgoyn 30 am 18 and been so since I was 13 although ive had a few breaks when told to do so by the doctor anyway.. Been taking pill for about 6 months now im never late with it...

Had a mad moment of passion with a lad on tuesday

although I had my pill break
i finished last pill of packet friday and I start it again this friday....???

Was I protected I slept with him monday? I read on the packet and net I would but does anyone else do this?

I never normallly to but was a moment of madness

Last edited by XxGGNO1FANxX on October 13th, 2005 01:13 PM; edited 1 time in total

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Tylanas

replied on October 13th, 2005

Especially eHealthy

If the pill you're taking prevents ovulation, then you should be protected. But if you're nervous, you can always take a test up to two weeks before your next period. Use ept if they have it over there.

XxGGNO1FANxX

replied on October 13th, 2005

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eiri wrote:

if the pill you're taking prevents ovulation, then you should be protected. But if you're nervous, you can always take a test up to two weeks before your next period. Use ept if they have it over there.

i hope so... Microgoyn 30 its called??? Anyone know

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