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Is Pregnancy Possible Post Unprotected Sex While On Contraceptive Pills?
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Me and my boyfriend decided to try things.. he put it in unprotected but it was only in for 3 seconds or so. He dud not cum in me but he did pre-cum. This was 2 weeks after my period. I am on the pill but do not always take it uninterrupted
Like I sometimes forget and sometimes take it hours late.
About 2 to 3 days after this, so a week and a bit before my period is due I started getting brown discharge and just before my period it became a pinkish brown colour. I did end up getting my period on time and it's now 2 days that I have had my period.
Could I still be pregnant? Please help ASAP I need to know
Me and my boyfriend decided to try things.. he put it in unprotected but it was only in for 3 seconds or so. He dud not cum in me but he did pre-cum. This was 2 weeks after my period. I am on the pill but do not always take it uninterrupted
Like I sometimes forget and sometimes take it hours late.
About 2 to 3 days after this, so a week and a bit before my period is due I started getting brown discharge and just before my period it became a pinkish brown colour. I did end up getting my period on time and it's now 2 days that I have had my period.
Could I still be pregnant? Please help ASAP I need to know
Mon, 30 Nov 2015
Hi Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern...
As you got your period on time you are not be pregnant. Normally contraceptive pills are very reliable method to prevent pregnancy. They should be taken daily at same time, starting from 1st day of menstrual bleeding.
You should always try to take pills at same time of the day in future. This make them even more reliable.
Don't worry you are not pregnant
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern...
As you got your period on time you are not be pregnant. Normally contraceptive pills are very reliable method to prevent pregnancy. They should be taken daily at same time, starting from 1st day of menstrual bleeding.
You should always try to take pills at same time of the day in future. This make them even more reliable.
Don't worry you are not pregnant
Hope this information helps
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