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Contraceptives And Pregnancy?

By lindacrazy October 19, 2020 16 answers Last updated October 19, 2020

Hello! I am a 15 year old girl. , my question is is there a chance I can get pregnant if I drink birth control pills and my boyfriend does NOT end up in me I've heard that before the boy finished, some fluid came out of his penis, which also contained sperm, and that worries me a lot. Every time I run out of pills and it has to come to me, I die worrying if it will come to me, even though I know it doesn't end in me.

Answers 16

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little__emy answered · October 19, 2020

   You take birth control pills, and you don't even know how they work? Read a little, please! If you take birth control pills EXACTLY as it says on the package, you are NOT likely to get pregnant. People take contraceptives so that the man can cum in the woman. How can I explain it to you more simply, if you are not one of the most educated people - just your body is hormonally "pregnant" - just as a pregnant woman can not get pregnant, so you can not get pregnant. No matter how much semen enters you, there is no such chance. Contraceptives guarantee 99.99999% security and are thus the safest method. Only if you forget to take the pill is your pregnancy guaranteed. Your friend means it can even end up in you, no problem, as long as you're smart enough to be able to take your pills. I advise you to be exactly interested in the way the pills you take work. You are a young man, it is a shame. I personally would not trust you as a man and I would use condoms. It's just that a person who asks such stupid questions and is ready at the age of 15 to start taking contraceptives without even knowing how they work is not able to take them as indicated on the package. Dr. Oh Pain

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bigoonbator answered · October 19, 2020

   Do you drink hormones at the age of 15? !?

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unknowntotheunknown answered · October 19, 2020

   At the age of 15 you have sex ??? Ah, I'm going to explode .. I can't imagine anyone ending at 15 .. Wow .. if I have a daughter I'll shoot myself

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curlyhotpinay answered · October 19, 2020

   Nowadays, they have been having sex since they were 12 ... so number 3 is far behind. I'm not saying it's right, but it's true.

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omgmarial answered · October 19, 2020

   Number 3: I'm not behind, because I'm from this generation, say, I'm 18, but I can't imagine a 12-year-old having sex .... I don't understand how their head gives birth ... And at 15 already to take contraceptives .. They basically stop menstruation, and the bleeding that occurs is just a kind of sedative .. so tell me how you want to have children at 25, when you came to 14, your ovaries have not yet worked properly and you are already sending them into lethargy ... This is my opinion .. even now I am not inclined to take such hormones ..

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southernflare answered · October 19, 2020

   From the author: since you don't answer my question but just pick on it, why are you writing at all? :) I'm not very interested in what you think and what you think, who takes pills and who doesn't .. I asked myself the question briefly and clearly! If you can't answer - don't write;)

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catkis09 answered · October 19, 2020

   Well, author, they answered you in the first comment. Chances are it's like winning the super jackpot in the lottery, even though it doesn't even end in you, apart from everything else.

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Vixen22 answered · October 19, 2020

   Honey, you can't get pregnant, I also take contraceptives, but I'm much older than you at 26 and I haven't gotten pregnant so far ... but it's good if you drink them to go for porphylactic examinations to know. Because, if you drink them for a very long time, they can slow down the activity of your ovaries and then you have a problem with the cycle, I say it from experience and I have been fresh for the last 3 days because I have been drinking them for 4 years. the indicated breaks, which the gynecologist washes said. You didn't write them yourself, did you? Otherwise, you can't get pregnant, even if they end in you, but if you stop them, you have to be very careful.

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cockndolestar answered · October 19, 2020

   I didn't understand your question. Lastly, what are you afraid of: And - that you will get pregnant because you take pills? B - that when you run out of pills you should come / literally this is what you wrote / Crazy thing.

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patriciabetty answered · October 19, 2020

   Little one, if you want advice, listen. And without that, you've gotten enough trouble with your early sex life and taking hormonal drugs, so a little more knowledge won't hurt you. If you don't care, why do you ask? First, these contraceptives must be prescribed by a gynecologist - only he can decide what is best for you based on your age and general health. Don't take any of it for granted that you can get such problems at a later stage, that your imagination is poor. Once you get involved in the work of hormones, things are very difficult to fix later. And why do you have to stuff yourself with garbage? Make the boyfriend use a condom - he is not a victim, but also protects against diseases. And if there is a foul with the condom - then take an emergency pill.

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lilpinkbrat answered · October 19, 2020

   From the author to number 10: who said I drank them on my own? .. my mother took me to a gynecologist and he prescribed them to me - Yasmin. She wanted me to take pills, not me ... and I've been taking them for 2 months

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_ledy_miller answered · October 19, 2020

   First, your mother and gynecologist are crazy. Your body has not yet developed like humans, and they are already pushing you to ruin it. Second - do you not have your own opinion? !! "Mom said so." What if Mom tells you to jump from the 15th floor, will you do it again? !! Third - the leaflet of the pills says exactly how they are taken and exactly how they protect. Read on and you will get all the answers you are looking for without asking questions on the forums. For information - I drink contraceptives for 4 months. We only took care of ourselves for the first week after I started taking it. It has been in me ever since and I'm definitely not pregnant. Come on, let me answer your question - if you take your pills according to the scheme (21 days at a specific time and then 7 days off) there is no chance of getting pregnant even if your boyfriend cums in you 3 times a day. However, if you miss a pill, you need to be careful for a few days so as not to stutter a baby after 9 months. F27

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big_sweetass answered · October 19, 2020

   Hello, I have only one question, I am 23 and I have been taking "JASS" contraceptives for a month. My gynecologist prescribed them for a number of reasons, so my question is is it normal after I have already taken 2 white pills that I still do not feel like it?

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kelsweetpsy answered · October 20, 2020

   So if you're taking birth control pills, what are you worried about? The only way to get pregnant is to regularly forget to take your pill. However, if you drink them every day and at approximately the same time, you will not have any problems, even if your friend ends up in you. Isn't that the idea of ​​these pills? To make pregnancy impossible even if all the semen is inside.

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max_and_mark answered · October 20, 2020

   Yes, that's right, I'm not worried that I'm pregnant, I know that I'm not worried that it doesn't come to me as soon as I take the white pill :)

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abhaydeol answered · October 20, 2020

   I am 18 years old and I drink contraceptives "Zhangi" is already my second pack, they prescribed them for me due to problems with a heavy and irregular cycle, they definitely helped me with that. My boyfriend and I have sex regularly and I have absolutely no problems, take your pills every day at the same time and you will not have problems even if it ends up in you. And as for the cycle after taking the 21st pill * that is, the last * should come to you the next day, and if it is delayed, consult your gynecologist. :)