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Q: Birth Control And Antiobiotics

asked by: tnaumann on January 9th, 2004

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I know that when on antiobiotics your birth control pill is null and void. Can anyone tell me how long until you do not have to use a back up method of birthd control and your pill will start to work again? Also, I am wondering if I do not use a condom and my bfriend pulls out right before his climax is the pre-m Rolling Eyes

ature cum strong enough to get me pregnant?

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E Jayne

replied on January 9th, 2004

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Re: Birth Control And Antiobiotics

I would double check this but im sure seven days after youve stopped taken the antibiotics your covered again I think its the same as if you miss a pill you have to use additional contraception for seven days until your covered again.

As for the pulling out before he ejaculates me and my partner used to do it all the time when we first met and I was stupid
i didnt get caught pregnant because of this but ive heard loads of stories of girls that have.

Love e jayne

tnaumann

replied on January 9th, 2004

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Antiob & B.c.

Well, I can remember doing this in the past - but you know.....You always get nervous Rolling Eyes

I was just doublechecking.
So one week hu? I think i'll call the pharmacist. Thanks

E Jayne

replied on January 9th, 2004

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Re: Antiob & B.c.

Your welcome just remember to play it safe girl Exclamation

I think ive made nearly all the mistakes ive been reading on this forum.

Smile

love e jayne

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