When taken as directed (one pill the same time each day), and not missing any doses, the Birth Control pill is 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. This is due to the pill changing the lining of the uterus, the woman's ovulated egg is changed so sperm can not penetrate it, and the mucous of the cervix is changed so sperm can not pass through it.
Hello. A pregnancy test will be accurate while your on the pill.
You can take a pregnancy test 2-3 weeks after you had unprotected intercourse and it will be accurate.
The pill inside a pregnancy test is an absorbent material that helps to collect urine during the test. It aids in the proper functionality of the test by ensuring that an adequate amount of urine is used to generate accurate results.
Yes, even on the pill there is a chance of pregnancy, as there is with most forms of birth control.
No the morning after pill can't hurt or stop a pregnancy. Just prevent.
The birth control pill decreases the risk of pregnancy. That is what it is intended to do.
No pregnancy is pregnancy and it doesn't matter if you were on the pill at the time. It will still show positive if you were pregnant.
Yes, the pill is not 100% preventative.
The minipill or progesterone only pill is designed to prevent pregnancy. If you take it before you know you're pregnant, it will not end or harm the pregnancy.
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Yes, Diane is a birth control pill.
No, you are not more or less likely to get pregnant after being on the pill for 15 years.