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Q: Pregnant on birth control pills ?

asked by: softer_sin on December 10th, 2005

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I've been on the pill for 9 months.
I normally get my period on tuesday of the inactive pills and end on saturday (the last day of them). I start taking my active pills that sunday. I usually take my pills at 7 a.M. Everyday, but that day I was late at getting my pills so the first pill of the pack I took at 2 in the afternoon. I've been taking ever single other one of my pills at 7 a.M. I've had unprotected sex with my boyfriend a few times during this month and he's ejaculated in me.

Do I have I risk of getting pregnant? Or have I been on it long enough and taken it good the other times that I don't need to worry?

Help me, please.

Replies(1)

Carifairy

replied on December 10th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Honestly, as long as you have taken a pill everyday then you should be well protected. Taking the pill a few hours late is not a big deal with regular combination pills, it's the progestin only "mini pills" that would be a problem.

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