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Q: Pregnant

asked by: jamiel on March 3rd, 2006

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Me and my girlfriend have recently starting having sex, she has been on birth control for six years now. Last month she was two weeks late and when her period started it was alot heavier than usual and she was having bad cramps! Now she is bleeding every other week, what could this be? Also what are the chances of getting her pregnant if I cum in her while she's on the pill and takes it everyday?

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Clambake

replied on March 3rd, 2006

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The first scenario could have been a miscarriage. The second, she absolutely needs to see a doctor if she is bleeding outside of her normal cycle. This could be a sign of cancer among other things.

If she is taking the pill regularly and correctly, the chances of pregnancy are extremely low. However, you can always be extra safe and use a condom. As I am sure you know, the pill does not protect against any diseases whatsoever.

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