So my boyfriend and i had sex on july 9th with out protection he only went in a few time and did not bust i am suppose to get my period on the 16th of july on my normal cycle but also ladt month i took the morning after pill after we had unprofected sex because he didnt know if he busted or not so i didnt want to take it again and i dont know if i was ovulating or not because of the pill and i am really scared please help me its too late now for me to take the pill i think and i have some pregnancy tests from freaking out last time when could i fake them?
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Do you never learn about the risks of unprotected sex!
Birth control of any form is to protect you from getting pregnant the morning after pill is just emergency contraception and should not be taken regularly.
If your bf says he doesn't want to use a condom then tell him its no to sex.
You should always play safe if you don't want to end up pregnant!
Home pregnancy tests can be used from around 2 1/2 to 3 weeks after depending on what brand you use.
Birth control of any form is to protect you from getting pregnant the morning after pill is just emergency contraception and should not be taken regularly.
If your bf says he doesn't want to use a condom then tell him its no to sex.
You should always play safe if you don't want to end up pregnant!
Home pregnancy tests can be used from around 2 1/2 to 3 weeks after depending on what brand you use.
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Yes!, Also DURING sex the male is CONSTANTLY releasing fluids. I agree with the previous poster, the morning after pill should NOT be used regularly, as it is NOT birth control. It's always best to see if you miss your period this way you won't get any inaccurate results. SOME women do have bleeding/spotting in the first trimester(first 3 months) some through their whole pregnancy and still find out their expecting. So again if you miss your period or if it is abnormal, take a home pregnancy test, using your first morning urine, if pregnancy is still suspected see your doctor or clinic for a blood test.
Best of luck! And if you do not wan't a baby/std's/infections, protection/ birth control is highly recommended.
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