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Could I Be Pregnant?
I take birth control, I take my pill at 9pm. I take my pill to start my period on friday night, so, I usually start on saturday and end on wednesday or thursday. I take my pill that starts my new pack on Friday night. I had sex on saturday, we had sex a few times unprotected, he did not ejaculate inside of me, but, after he did, we didn't have sex for an our or so and then we had sex again, I wasnt sure if he went to the bathroom or not after he ejaculated, could there have still been semen on him, and do I have a chance of being pregnant?
okay, thank you so much! I don't think there is a problem, I just wanted to be sure my chances weren't very high because I wasn't sure how all that worked really, haha.
Ah okay, I thought you said you take your 'period week pills' on Friday nights and get your period on Friday's and you started your period on Saturday.
Well if you're period ended a few days before, that raises chances of getting pregnant a little, but not much. You're still a bit away from mid cycle. However, you're on the pill and take it correctly and so chances are pretty slim you'll still get pregnant. The pill works by tricking you body into thinking ovulation has already occurred, and since you need to be ovulating to conceive - it's pretty unlikley you'll end up pregnant.
Well if you're period ended a few days before, that raises chances of getting pregnant a little, but not much. You're still a bit away from mid cycle. However, you're on the pill and take it correctly and so chances are pretty slim you'll still get pregnant. The pill works by tricking you body into thinking ovulation has already occurred, and since you need to be ovulating to conceive - it's pretty unlikley you'll end up pregnant.
I had taken my first yellow pill, the one that has my hormones in it, the night before, so, everything should have went into effect like overnight right?
No, I wasn't on my period, I just got off of it like, two days before even though I was still taking my brown pills (the ones that i take when I'm on my period)
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