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antibiotics and birth control pill

Hi, I have a few questions. My girlfriend and I had sex about two weeks ago for about three or four minutes, without a condom. I never climaxed or ejaculated before we stopped. It was our first time having sex that day and I had urinated atleast 5 or 6 times that day before intercourse. She is on the pill but has been on strong antibiotics 500mg (amoxicillin) for about 2 weeks. How safe do you think we are in regards to pregnancy? Thanks, Mike
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Way too cute!  Have to remember that one.
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Seriously, you gals are good, should market your skills, guys all over would pay to read your mystical answers!  A question for your skills, I'm 20 weeks pregnant, my belly is getting bigger and I'm tired and moody, do think I really am pregnant?  What are the chances, I do need to see a % here, oh, and I ate white toast today, but put peanut butter on it....okay, I need to stay away from others today, I can see my hormones will be raging, but it's so funny!
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Is it a Man thing? To need things layed out statistically? Waht's up with him needing a percentage on something that NO ONE could ever know??
Can you imagine if the women here COULD ACTUALLY give everyone an accurate percentage as to the possibility of them having conceived?? Waht a Moneymaker site that would be. You could add that feature to the AmIPregnant website for an additional charge!!!

I personally give Mikey a 12% chance of having impregnated his lady friend given the fact that he had only urinated 5 0r 6 times and NOT 7 or 8 times. I think that increased the chances a bit.
And if he had whole wheat toast instead of White toast, well that might bring the chances down by, oh I'd say 1 %.  I'll need to run that info on my trusty, Am I Pregnant calculator.

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The best birth control that isn't affected by antibiotics and is 100% affective if used properly is the common aspirin. Ladies, just place it between your knees and hold it there. heeheehee This was my Dad's advice about BC when I was 15. No lie.
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I couldn't decide between 6% and 7%, but I figured 6% would give him one more percent of relief. :)
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Okay, just had to say that the above post is so great!!!  I was gonna go with 5%, but I like the other one better.  Too funny, nobody can tell you for sure, just wait it out, and go spend some time with her, you aren't gonna get much more for opinions other than, wait it out, might as well go enjoy your evening.
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