Birth control Pills And Pregnancy Tests Posted: 05-31-07 23:33pm
my boyfriend and i have had unprotected
sex. and my period was supposed to come on
monday but i used my bc to skip it because
i was on vacation. when i got home on
wednesday i took a pregnancy test just to
reassure myself. it came out negative. how
reliable is the test and will bc affect
the results?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 06-01-07 00:32am
Birth control will not affect the results.
The test will be accurate if the
unprotected sex was 3-ish weeks ago. You
should not be pregnant if you are taking
the pills correctly.
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twinkletoes
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Posted: 06-02-07 10:52am
i usually take them between 7 and 9 every
morning. it just usually depends on when i
wake up. but people have told me that 2
hours isnt a big deal.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 06-04-07 08:33am
twinkletoes
wrote:
i usually take them between
7 and 9 every morning. it just usually
depends on when i wake up. but people have
told me that 2 hours isnt a big
deal.
It's not a big deal until about 6 hours.
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twinkletoes
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Joined: 30 Jun 2006 Posts: 46
Posted: 06-04-07 10:00am
k. thanks.
and i figured out the unprotected sex was
may 11/12 and i took the test on may 30.
so i should be fine, i think.
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