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When can we start...
My girlfriend just started taking birth control pills (not sure what brand) about 3 weeks ago. Is it safe for me to ejaculate in her at this point? She said it was, then a girl friend of mine said I had to wait 3 months to do that. Looking through the internet I have found the same conflicting information.
So when is it ok to start?
So when is it ok to start?
most effective?
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you are supposed to use a second method of protection for the first pack[28 days] to be safe.
find out what kind she is on and look at the site for it.
it should say right there.
also if she is break through bleeding at any point make sure you use protection, it doesn't necessarily mean the birth control isn't working but according to my doctor during break through bleeding there is a chance of ovulating (releasing an egg)
if you are really worried just use a condom. with the condom and correct use of the pill you are nearly 100% free of any worry of pregnancy.
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you are supposed to use a second method of protection for the first pack[28 days] to be safe.
find out what kind she is on and look at the site for it.
it should say right there.
also if she is break through bleeding at any point make sure you use protection, it doesn't necessarily mean the birth control isn't working but according to my doctor during break through bleeding there is a chance of ovulating (releasing an egg)
if you are really worried just use a condom. with the condom and correct use of the pill you are nearly 100% free of any worry of pregnancy.
yeah, i know she can still get pregnant and we obviously weighed that decision, but i wanna know when will the pill becomes most effective.
wait at least a month! and make sure she is taking the pill EXACTLY same time everyday. also if she is vomiting or has diarrhea at all make sure to use a condom at that time.
my boyfriend does not use a condom and does ejaculate in me. Make sure that she is taking the pill properly though.
my boyfriend does not use a condom and does ejaculate in me. Make sure that she is taking the pill properly though.
its never safe. you have to be on birth control for a month + for it to really start working and even then its not 100% and women have gotten pregnant on the pill. shes incorrect. do not beleive what others say. only a doctor can give a true answer. but nothings 100% if you two dont mind a baby....then go for it. its not likely to happen but she can get pregnant the pill. its basically a risk you need to see if your willing to take
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