Birth Control During Pregnancy

No, you are just as likely as if you were never on the pill. For some women it takes a while after they get off the pill, but it possibly could take that long if they weren't ever on the pill. It is reccomended to wait until you have had one regular period off the pill before trying though.

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I agree with the last comment. It usually takes about 6 months to fall pregnant off the pill, as your body will still have the pill in your system for about three months. Any drug will stay in your system for up to three months. I will wait for one or two regular periods. Don't be upset if you don't conceive because it can take about 6 months normally.

You are probably just having the cramps because your body isn't used to not having your period, although I don't see why you aren't having your period if you are on birth control. You should ask that!

This is a question you absolutely MUST ask a doctor who is familiar with your medical history. No matter what anyone else says here, the human body is too complex and there are too many variables to give a general answer to this question.

I am a female and have had unprotected sex 2-3 days prior my period, but I knew my body and cycle. Not all females are a like and lots of females ovulate at different times. I learned when I ovulate after having 2 kids, and with trial and error.. that is how I got my 3rd and 4th kids - I had unprotected sex during my period starting 4 days after and 3 days before. This will not protect you from STDs.

If you have unprotected sex whilst having a period, then officially there is nothing wrong with that. The only Downside is the Blood that you have to deal with, and possibly the smell and mess that you have to get rid of.

Also there is a risk of STD, STI, or simply, sexually transmittable Diseases and infections.

Try not to have sex whilst you, or your partner is having a period. It is rather messy and smells. Unless you have some sort of blood fetish :)

There is no set time when your period will arrive as you've messed up your cycle by stopping BCP midway. However you will experience a withdrawal bleed and your period will arrive 4-8 weeks afterwards.

Sometimes they don't always come as expected but when they do they will make up for not having them. Enjoy that you haven't had any as of yet!

It's possible to be pregnant, on birth control, and not know it. If so, you'll just stop the birth control when the pregnancy is discovered.

That depends on different things such as how long you took the pill, your age, your hormone levels, and other things. Even a doctor can't say if it will be easy or not. For some women it may be right away and for others it may be longer.

Birth control information should be provided and regularly available worldwide. Families should have the means to determine if they want to have a child or not.

STOP USING THE BIRTH CONTROL AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR. Not sticking to the label and starting birth control at a time other than the first day of your period can completely mess up your hormonal balance. Also bleeding for two weeks isn't very healthy. Get off that pill and see you doctor, they will probably just tell you to wait until your periods are back to normal and then follow the procedure of taking birth control correctly, but you should really go see a doctor anyway. There may be more reasons you are bleeding.

If you're on the birth control pill, absolutely you should continue it even if you don't anticipate having sex for several months. It keeps you in the habit so you won't forget when the time comes again that you need them. It also keeps your body in a stable hormonal pattern, which may be useful for many reasons besides birth control.

Besides, once you decide you're ready for sex again you don't want to have to wait an entire period cycle to reboot your pill's effectiveness. You want to be covered from the moment that you first want to have sex. So it pays to be prepared and already on the pill.

Finally, if (God forbid) you should be unlucky enough to be raped (God forbid), it would be one less problem to worry about if you knew at least it wouldn't mean you'd get pregnant. It makes sense to be covered. Not that you expect the worst, only that you don't want to take any risk you could so easily avoid.

Your body produces HCG only during pregnancy.

You must be pretty, and get alot of attention when you go out. An outgoing person I would persume, and he does not like sharing the center of attention with you, although you don't try and get it, you just get it no matter what cause that is who you are. Some men are just really insecure and I am assuming you thretten him in some way. As to why he doesn't come home not sure but I have always found if you have to ask is he cheating you already know the answer.

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yes. you can get pregnant. to be really safe, you need to be on birth control for at least 1 month for it to be totally working... but if you want to prevent pregnancy, you can take something called "Emergency Contraception" also called "Plan B" Plan B is available over the counter to men/women aged 18 and over at any pharmacy. Call the pharmacy first to see if they have it. you can take Plan B as long as 5 days after unprtoected sex or condom breakage or rape, But the sooner you take it, the better. Like if the condom breaks at 3am, then take the medicine at 3:10am. don't wait until morning, because once the egg/sperm hook up, it's too late and the medicine doesn't work. It does NOT cause an abortion. It does not cause the fetus to look weird. It just doesn't work. so you need to take the medicine as soon as possible.

Any questions about discharge or anything that has to do with your pegnancy that causes concern go to your doctor and ask them to see if everything is ok. It's a lot better to ask the question and find out nothing is wrong, then to not ask the question have something wrong and then later find out that it could have possibly been fixed or prevented. I hope this helps and everything is ok. Good Luck and God Bless!!!

It depends on how regular your period usually is. If you're concerned, you can take an over the counter pregnancy test. First Response can give you results this early in your cycle.

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Dr. Dan

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No. Birth control is intended to prevent pregnancy only. Birth control does not stop an existing pregnancy. It is not safe to take birth control while you are pregnant.

You could..i would totally take a test asap if i were you

There's no benefit from taking birth control when you're 21 weeks pregnant.

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