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Possible pregnancy?
I had sex with my gf this past weekend, she had been on the pill for about 6 months but she decided to stop taking the pill. Problem is that we had unprotected sex the placebo week of her last BC pack. Can she still get pregnant? It's been 48 hours since exposure.
BUT, she stopped taking BC overall which makes me a little worried because we had sex toward the end of her period I ejaculated inside of her once.
Since she decided to stop taking BC after her placebo week is she still in the risk of becoming pregnant?
Since she decided to stop taking BC after her placebo week is she still in the risk of becoming pregnant?
Sperm can survive up to 5 days but usually only survive 2 days. So as long as she took her pill when she was supposed to and takes it regularly it is unlikely she get pregnant. BC is not 100% so if you're that worried you should consider using condoms too. This will help decrease the chance of pregnancy AND protect you from disease.
We had sex towards the end of her period basically, just right before she was supposed to take her new pack of pills.
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