Dec 17, 2015 · Yes you can have unprotected sex while youre taking the white pills. The pill covers you for the whole month, even when youre on your period.

Aug 04, 2008 · It doesnt matter if ‘nothing got inside you’ birth control pill/condoms or some other method are the safest if you want to avoid pregnancy. I doubt youre pregnant if you have been on birth control for two months without having unprotected sex.

Is it safe to have protected sex now with just the pill and without using another form of birth control, or do I have to wait an entire month after starting on birth control? A : You will be protected from getting pregnant after 7 days of consistent use of birth control pills.

I have been prescribed Amoxicillin for 10 days twice a day and have been on birth control specifically Ocella for a year and couple months and I take it religiously. Never miss a pill. Well I started the antibiotics on Wednesday 2/25 and had unprotected sex Friday 2/27 my husband pulled out but doesn’t know if anything leaked or not before that.

I’ve been on the birth control for 24 days now, I had unprotected sex and he ejaculated in me. I don’t rly have the money for the morning after pill but I’m just not sure if I’m pregnant or not.. Ive been taking it everyday at the same time and I only missed one about 2 weeks ago but I took it the day after.

Aug 04, 2008 · Best Answer: As long as you allow yourself atleast a month of using the birth control (to be safe) before you have sex, then you should be fine. The symptoms you are just your body getting used to the birth control. Give it a few months. Also, i got pregnant TWICE using the ‘pull out’ method.

Can I take birth control after I have already had unprotected sex? Yes, depending on how much time has passed after you have had sex. Something called emergency contraception (popularly known as Plan B or the Morning After pill), can be used to prevent pregnancy up to five days after the unprotected sex occurred.

My manfriend and I had unprotected sex today. I happen to be on my period, and taking birth control. I was just wondering what the possibilities were for getting pregnant taking these risks. I know it was stupid of me to do such a thing, but at the heat of the moment, things get a little carried

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Birth Control Effectiveness. If you have been taking your birth control pills consistently and correctly (as prescribed), then there is little chance of becoming pregnant if you have sex without a condom. Birth control pills are about 99% effective at preventing pregnancy with perfect use, and about 92% effective with typical use.