I'm currently in my fifth month of Yasmin.
I had sex without a condom on the second
day of my placebo pills over the weekend.
It was the second time we've had sex
without a condom in our year of
couple-hood and the first time during
which he came in me. I started my period
the very next day.
I'm pretty certain I'm not pregnant, but I
guess I just want a second opinion because
historically, the women in my family have
been VERY fertile. Does having a period
while on birth control serve as a
guarantee of not being pregnant? Can I
rely on this as a barometer? Even though
I'm on birth control and take it at
exactly the same time every day, I'm just
hyper-paranoid about becoming pregnant.
Using a condom gives me peace of mind but
I would prefer to have sex without one in
the future.
Any advice, etc., would be great. Thanks!
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lele25
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
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Posted: 03-03-08 21:38pm
As long as you take your pill correctly,
which you said you do, then you are good
to go!
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Summergirl3490
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Posted: 03-03-08 22:55pm
You're fine!! You just need to take the
pill at the same time. If you do that, you
have very little to worry about!!
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