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HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!
ive been on the pill for 2 years i have been taking it regullally but i forgot to take to take it on Sunday and Monday, i took it Tuesday morning but had unprotected sex on Tuesday night could i be pregnant ??
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hey,
if you are considering the morning after pill you should get on top of that and get to the clinic or pharmacy if they are handed out of the counter where you live. it can be painful so you should stay home after you take it. also, make sure the timing is right, no point taking it if you are outside of the timezone. i believe its 48 hours but should ask your doctor or pharmacist. i dont think being on the pill and the morning after pill is an issue, but best answered by a doctor or the pharmacist if you are concerned. you should ask how the morning after pill works so you can get a better idea as to what it does to your body and why its not a good thing to do too often.
i would also suggest condoms condoms condoms!! even though you are on the pill, and i'm very happy you know to take the pill. it will not protect you against std's (or sti's, whatever the term they are using now) since you are young and have the world ahead of you, i would say you should cover all your bases so that future you can have all its options open. you are young and you are smart, prove it! wear condoms when you are sexual intimate. also, dont rely on them to bring the condoms. if they convince you to not wear a condom...who else have they been convincing? if there is no condom (female or male) then say no to sex. (there are oral std's so be aware of those too)
be wise
ps. i believe that if you are sexual active you should be responsibility for your body. if you aren't scared/ashamed of being sexual active why should you be scared/ashamed of going to the doctor? get a pap!
if you are considering the morning after pill you should get on top of that and get to the clinic or pharmacy if they are handed out of the counter where you live. it can be painful so you should stay home after you take it. also, make sure the timing is right, no point taking it if you are outside of the timezone. i believe its 48 hours but should ask your doctor or pharmacist. i dont think being on the pill and the morning after pill is an issue, but best answered by a doctor or the pharmacist if you are concerned. you should ask how the morning after pill works so you can get a better idea as to what it does to your body and why its not a good thing to do too often.
i would also suggest condoms condoms condoms!! even though you are on the pill, and i'm very happy you know to take the pill. it will not protect you against std's (or sti's, whatever the term they are using now) since you are young and have the world ahead of you, i would say you should cover all your bases so that future you can have all its options open. you are young and you are smart, prove it! wear condoms when you are sexual intimate. also, dont rely on them to bring the condoms. if they convince you to not wear a condom...who else have they been convincing? if there is no condom (female or male) then say no to sex. (there are oral std's so be aware of those too)
be wise
ps. i believe that if you are sexual active you should be responsibility for your body. if you aren't scared/ashamed of being sexual active why should you be scared/ashamed of going to the doctor? get a pap!
I am concidering the morning after pill as i am 14 days into my cycle I am worrying if i am honest as i am only 15 and not in a commited relationship so a baby is not an option for me :/ thankyou for the advise but do you know if it is even possible for me to take the morning after pill whilst i am on another contreceptive
once again thankyou :)
once again thankyou :)
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the best response i can share is: if you are concerned with not getting pregnant and on contraceptives and forget to take your pill and are worried, dont have unprotected sex. but since you are here asking i would say not to worry too much, 2 years on the pill and one missed pill isn't a major issue. but two days is somewhat pushing it, but you took it that morning so if i were you i wouldn't worry. but really is best to wait and see. since you didn't share where you are on your cycle its really just a guess. but my advice is to use a condom if you forget your pill like that. even if you are in a committed relationship and are using the pill, its always handy to have some condoms laying around for just such an occasion. be smart and avoid the worry. : ) best of luck.