my boyfriend and I had sex 3 times since
the month of April, and one being at the
end of April, as my menstrual cycle was
going off. We used two condoms each and
every time. It's June and my cycle still
hasn't come on, and I come on every month,
but for the record I was on depo. I've
been off since April of 06. I've taken two
pregnancy test, and both came out
negative. I'm so scared I'm pregnant. Am I
overreacting, what should I do?
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HcoBrunette06
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Joined: 06 Dec 2005 Posts: 8004 Location: Missouri, United States
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Posted: 06-02-07 10:00am
if you were on depo im sure theres nothing
to worry about... youre young and your
cycles change, it happens.
but for the record, don't ever use 2
condoms at the same time, it causes too
much friction, which then causes the
condoms to break, so it's less safe with
2.
good luck!
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 06-02-07 13:38pm
You used two condoms at once? Like Hco
said, using two condoms at once increases
friction. That means both condoms are
more likely to break than one would have
been alone. If you are not using birth
control as intended, you might as well not
use it at all. You really need to read
and follow the directions when it comes to
this stuff.
Depo can make your cycle extremely
irregular, even months after you stop
taking it.
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