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Am i protected from getting pregnant?
I come off the Microgynon pill 3 months ago. I started to have my period on Tuesday so started to take it again (i took 2 pills that day) & stopped bleeding Friday. On Saturday night I had unprotected sex & forgot to take the pill Sunday, I then had unprotected sex again Sunday night. I took the pill Monday but forgot again Tuesday & wednesday. I start to bleed this morning & took the pill. Am I still protected from getting pregnant? I was on top all times of having sex
ok your doctor may have told you you need to get back on and you might have "started" but you hadnt been on birth control in 3 months. and then when you were suppoed to start...you couldnt take your pills correctly.
no your not protected
your going to need to take a pregnancy test
no your not protected
your going to need to take a pregnancy test
sweetie it doesn't matter if you are on top or bottom you could still get pregnant. If you don't want a baby now make sure u take your pill regularly at around the same time for results. The pill does not start working right away, since you had been off of it for 3 months you have a great chance of being pregnant. take a test around the time you are supposed to get your next period. The bleeding you are having now could be implantation bleeding, which is often mistaken for a period.
Yes i come off it 3 months ago because i was bleeding but the doctor told me to go back on it, so i did. I got my days mixed up & ended up taking 2 pills the day i started back on it. So im not protected then?
are you or are you not on birth control???
you said you "come off... 3 months ago"
then you took two pills when you started your period...i dont kno why you would take 2 pills in one day.
no your not protected. birth controls not 100% thats why you shoudl use condoms in addition.
you havent been on it in 3 months and taking 2 pills while you started your period...is not you being on it and your not going to be protected from that. your not remembering to take your birth controls pills which lessen the effectiveness of pills...if you were and had been taking them. they are not a work right away type of thing.
you being on top has nothing at all to do with you NOT getting pregnant...you can very much get pregnant from being on top and you....can very much be pregnant
i would suggest reading a book on conception so you get all the myths about conception out of the way
you said you "come off... 3 months ago"
then you took two pills when you started your period...i dont kno why you would take 2 pills in one day.
no your not protected. birth controls not 100% thats why you shoudl use condoms in addition.
you havent been on it in 3 months and taking 2 pills while you started your period...is not you being on it and your not going to be protected from that. your not remembering to take your birth controls pills which lessen the effectiveness of pills...if you were and had been taking them. they are not a work right away type of thing.
you being on top has nothing at all to do with you NOT getting pregnant...you can very much get pregnant from being on top and you....can very much be pregnant
i would suggest reading a book on conception so you get all the myths about conception out of the way
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