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Can She Get Preggo on Sugar Pills?
My girlfriend and I have been dating for a while and are not sexually active; however we do do other stuff. While we were getting into it one night, we started to touching eachother then decided we should stop. When that happened I realized after that my pre-***/*** was on my hand and I had touched her V. She is on Birth Control, but is on the first day of her "inactive" pills. Can she still get pregnant from me doing that and her being on her inactive pills? Even though she is on the inactive pills at the time she has not yet started her period, can that effect things? Please help!
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She should double-check all of this with her ob-gyn, but if she has been very good about taking her pill, it does cover her in the three active weeks and the one week when it gives her the pills to get a period. If she's done well on remembering to take it correctly, Plan B probably would be overkill. I don't know anything about the relation between being on the pill and Plan B, but certainly the doctor's advice nurse will know, and you could also look on the Plan B website.
Ok AnnieBrooke! Thank you soooooo much! Your advice has been VERY helpful and relieving! The stress level has taken an all time high and it has taught me a very valuable lesson to not mess with this stuff until Marriage.
Thanks you sooo much!!!! So the plan B pills shouldn't be necessary? I don't know how those would work with bc and I wouldn't want it to affect her body at all.
If she is taking her birth control pills as directed (in other words, not missing a pill, not taking them at wildly divergent times of day, etc.) she is still protected during her week of 'inactive' pills.
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