How do you get on birth control?

Answer 1

The easiest way to get pregnant while on Birth Control would be to use the Birth Control product incorrectly. Most birth control methods are only effective if used right and simple mistakes can result in unexpected pregnancies. Even when used right no birth control method is perfect and you can still fall pregnant in rare cases.

From the phrasing of your question though it sounds like you want to get pregnant without the father's consent. That's clearly a bad thing to do and if you think it will make him stay with you and love you more then you'd probably be suprised to find out the opposite is more common and while he might not "run a mile", the relationship will probably not work out.

Answer 2

Not using backup birth control (a condom) until the pill becomes effective, or not taking it at the same time every day. It's best to take it within a 2-hour window day to day.

For example, if you take your pill at noon everyday, the pill will be MOST effective if you take it at that time & no later than 2 p.m. everyday. If you take your birth control pill at noon everyday, then at 7 p.m. the next day & then 3 p.m. the day after, you might run into some issues.

Generally, birth control pills are very effective in preventing pregnancy.

Answer 3

Pregnancy can occur while on birth control for a few reasons. One reason is other medications canceling out the effectiveness of birth control. Some antibiotics and other medications are known to make birth control ineffective.

Pregnancy can also occur if the birth control is taken incorrectly.

Also, if the birth control is making the recipient ill, and the birth control is being vomited back up, then it will not be effective.

Answer 4

Go to a Family Planning office, the Public Health Department (both of these locations can give you free or very low cost irth control), or go your private Doctor Who can refer you to a gynecologist.

Answer 5

You either go to your doctors or your local sex clinic, they will ask you various questions about your lifestyle, why you want to go onto the pill etc & then they will take your blood pressure. All of these factors will decide which type of pill you will be prescribed.

Answer 6

To get on birth control, let your health care provider know that you're thinking of becoming or are already sexually active, and you'd like to prevent pregnancy. Or, if you're looking for decreased menstrual cramping or some other benefit, ask about that.

Answer 7

go to a gynocologyst and ask them to put you on birth control.

Answer 8

See your DR or Gynaecologist.