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Q: I Am Sooo Scared I Could Be Pregnant
asked by: rsrs15 on April 9th, 2007
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i had to skip a month of the pill for various reasons and started taking it again

i took 3 pills at the exact time, and the fourth one 3 hours late, on the fifth day i had sex with my boyfriend with a condom, after he came and was finished he took it off, and put on his underwear, we then started fooling around again an he went inside of me for a second (he didn't "come" he litterally just put it in for a second)

i took my pill an hour later at my normal time, how big of a chance is it that i could be pregnant??

sorry for tmi
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amethyst eyes
replied on April 9th, 2007
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.you are not fully protected for the first 7 days so you should always use protection. .You should also take your pill at the exact same time, every time to ensure full protection. .he could have still had semen on him from the previous time you had sex and it only takes one sperm to impregnate you so always be careful.
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Llewellyn
replied on April 10th, 2007
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I agree with opal. Remember that pulling out isn't a reliable form of birth control and neither is, "Well, he wasn't in there for very long." Pregnancy can happen just from a man putting his penis inside a vagina for a second or two and even if neither person has an orgasm.

Also, even if you take the pill exactly as intended (every single day, and at the same time every day), it is very effective, but not 100% effective. So make sure you use a backup method of birth control for at least seven days, if not longer. You have a few options other than condoms too.

We can't tell you exactly how likely it is that you will get pregnant from this, but we can tell you that it isn't impossible.
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