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Q: New Bc Pill User

asked by: honey_b on November 6th, 2005

New User

Hi,
i just started alesse last sunday and my doctor told me to hold off on unprotected sex for the 1st 7 pills. I did, and last night my bf finished in me. I have not missed a pill and took them at the same time every day but as a 1st time user i'm feeling anxious now... What are my chances that I could be pregnant now??
Probably a stupid question but i'm just so nervous suddenly to be putting my chances on a tiny little pill. :?

Replies(2)

not perfect

replied on November 6th, 2005

Experienced User

You should be fine if the doc said you'll be fine after 7 days. My docs always told me to use protection for the first month on the pill to be extra safe. So don't worry about things! If you want to be extra safe and not worry, just make your bf wear a condom for the rest of this pill pack. Have fun!

honey_b

replied on November 6th, 2005

New User

Lol, ya I guess I shouldn't let myself worry so much! The thing I went on the pill because condoms really irritate my skin. I have extremely bad allergies to many things and condoms cause a pretty painful reaction in me (gross, I know).
Thanks for the reply, hopefully all is fine! :)

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