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Q: Birth Control And Emergency Contraseptive Together??

asked by: unsafe on August 24th, 2006

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Me and my girlfriend stupidly had unprotected sex after only 5 days of her taking birth control pills. We did it three times in one day, with 2 times completely cumming inside her and then swooshing a spermicide condom for about a minute just to be on the safe side, and one time I slightly came inside her and then pulled out.

I'm worried she's pregnant and we want to get the morning after pill, but how will that work since she's on birth control now? Will she have to take the ec then wait until her next period to start taking bc again???

A quick answer would be appreciated

Replies(1)

Carifairy

replied on August 24th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

The morning after pill does not work if you are already pregnant, and she would not even be pregnant yet!

It takes up to 14 days for pregnancy to even occur, so the morning after pill will protect her!

It is safe to take while she takes her birth control!

Tell her to keep taking her regular birth control pills as normal.

Is this her first month on pills..? If it is not she does not have to wait 7 days.

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