Hello, a quick but important question for me. I will be very grateful for your answers because I am very worried. I have been taking contraceptives for the second month, which I take for 21 days, and then there is a break of 7 days, during which I do not take the pill. So on the 7th day of the seven-day break, my friend and I practiced the so-called "petting", that is, it did not end in me, but I am worried about this pre-ejaculation fluid. I personally haven't noticed her, but still ... I've heard that the risk of getting pregnant from her is small, but she still has it. My point is, do these contraceptives provide me with any percentage of "protection" during this seven-day break :? What is the probability that the plague occurred? Thank you very, very, very much in advance.
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We can't guess what kind of "contraceptives" we are talking about, but if you were taking any contraceptives, you were 100% protected during the break.
For any such questions you should look for the answer in the leaflet. I tell you this not to annoy you, but so that you can calm down quickly when you have such moments of anxiety. During the 7-day break, you are absolutely protected, as long as you are sure that you will then start a new pack (ie if you do various things during the break, and then on the eighth day you decide not to drink them anymore, then it is not sure, otherwise it's not scary).
The packaging of those who prescribed it to me says that they always protect. All contraceptives are taken in this way, 3 weeks in a row and followed by a break of 1 week / during which the cycle takes place /. Otherwise, I don't see the point in using pills if they don't protect all the time. Another question is if you forgot to take a pill. Just read on the leaflet what it says, it's there, if you threw it away, find the medicine on the internet. And a completely different question is whether you should drink them, I finally decided for myself that I will not take them and will rely on condoms. The gynecologist, prescribing the pills, advised me both - anti-pregnancy pills and condoms against diseases. Most people think this is an excessive measure, but on the other hand, what is the point of protecting oneself from pregnancy, and not from disease? You can pass on all sorts of things (unless you unreservedly trust your friend that he is not sleeping with someone else and that he will not do so).