Contraceptive pills, if taken correctly are very, very safe, and the odds of getting pregnant while taking them is really, really small whatever else she's doing.
If inserted during your period or within five days of the end of a pregnancy, the contraceptive implant is immediately effective. If inserted at any other time, it becomes effective after seven days.
All contraceptive methods have a failure rate, even if used correctly. Not using them consistently and correctly increases the failure rate.
no it will only makes sure you dont get pregnant if you are pregnant and start taking birth control its doing nothing
im doing reproduction in health and id like to ask you this qustion. What is a contraceptive method which is easy to buy; kill sperm
If you get pregnant most probably you are doing it wright.
Yes, you can. There is no contraceptive benefit to doing so, but perhaps your health care provider has prescribed them to reduce spotting during the first months of Depo Provera -- that's a common practice.
Sorry, but the Question is unclear - effective at doing what ?
You are asking the wrong question. Each time you have sex will either lead to a pregnancy or it won't. There is no way to predict in advance if it will happen or not. Statistical odds are of no use in predicting what will happen to you. The question you should be asking is, "Do I want to get pregnant and have a baby?" If the answer to this question is "No", then you need to stop having sex or, at the very least, take contraceptive measures such as having your boyfriend use a condom. If the answer is "Yes", then keep doing what you are doing.
The chances are- you are most certainly not pregnant. If he was wearing a condom and did not ejaculate, you cannot be pregnant. In future, please bear in mind that you are doing very well if you use condoms every time you have sex. If you want extra reassurance regarding pregnancy, then go to your G.P and request a contraceptive pill.
Your period shouldn't affect the test! There is really no point in doing a pregnancy test during a period. Usually, if you are having a period you are not pregnant. A pregnancy test senses the BHCG hormone so your period should not affect it.
There is a possibility to become pregnant on any birth control method, so yes. Having said that, if taken correctly, it is extremely unlikely. If you are worried about it, using a second form of contraceptive, such as a condom, will never hurt.