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Q: 2 Questions I Have About the Pill. Please Reply If Ucananser
asked by: briitany5454 on February 3rd, 2006
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So i've been on the pill for about a month. I'm 15. I just have two questions,and i'd really appreciate it if someone who knew alot about it replied.

*can I have sex without condoms now? He doesn't have an std and neither do i. Would it be safe or just better if we continue using condoms.

*my boobs seem to have gotten harder or something. And they hurt. And they're kind of bigger now. Could that be the pill as well?

Please reply!
Thanks a bunch
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Carifairy
replied on February 3rd, 2006
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Hi my dear :)

yes your boobs will definately be quite a bit sore from the pill, and they may even grow.(which many women like)

it is safe to have unprotected sex when you are on the pill pregnancy wise, but because you are so young you may want to be extra careful. You said std's are no problem, so maybe a spermicide lubricant to give you an added piece of mind.

*** try and not miss a pill! Take it everyday as close to the same time as possible.

***antibiotics interfere with the pill..Just a side warning..
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mariana
replied on February 5th, 2006
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I always tell people to set an alarm on their cell phone to go off every day if they have trouble remembering...I never missed a pill that way!

Remember that stds can take a couple of weeks to a few months to actually show up on a test. If you are not using condoms you might want to get tested every 3 or 6 months just in case!
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