Hello!I have been taking birth control ( Norgestimate and Ethinyl Estradiol) For one complete week. Yesterday , ( my seventh day) i had unprotected sex. BUT me and my boyfriend used the pull out method. he pulled out right when he felt like he was about to cum and i watched him cum when he pulled out. we had sex three times last night, all with the same technique. I know it takes a full cycle of birth control (one month in taking) to be "completely" protected by the pill. Is my one week of any relevance if he possibly did come a little before pulling out?
- I also started taking the pill the Sunday the fourth day of my period. could there be eggs left out to even fertilize?- I have a cyst in one of my ovaries as well. taking all this into consideration..as i continue taking the pill what are the chances of me being pregnant?
And yes i know isnt safe to use pull out method, and there's std's (which we both got tested for before sex) and etc. i just wanna know about my situation please! ive heard it all before. lol THANNKSSS!
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If your that unsure that you need to ask I think you need to stop having sex until you are 100% sure yourself and don't have to ask.
One thing you have forgotten is if you had sex three times in one night using the withdraw method what about any sperm that was left in his urethra from the previous time entering the vagina?
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The Reason I said i know about STD's And unprotected sex is because i do. Me and my Boyfriend both got tested before we started having intercourse. so i really dont need post like that. i wanted an answer based off my situation.
Yes i do know it takes a full cycle of bc to be protected. But i also have heard that after 7 days of the pill, you are some what protected. I am not a medical doctor, and i have no experience with a situation like this so why cant i ask? And i haven't Forgotten that, which is why my question still stands..WHAT ARE MY CHANCES OF CONCEPTION.
I can ask a question if im not entirely sure. it doesn't make me irresponsible. you're making it seem as such. thank you for your post that didnt answer me at all. exactly what i was trying to avoid.
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To answer your question I would say you stand a 50/50 chance.
Birth control pills do not start fully working until after you have finished the first month.
Until than you should be using condoms and practicing safe sex because your still capable of faling pregnant.
Your doctor or family planning or who ever prescribed then to you should of told you everything you needed to know being a first time user.
In future I would use a condom to be safe until your first pack is finished as I'm sure you don't want any little accidents to happen.
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