What are the chances of getting pregnant, if your on birth control and don’t use a condom

What are the chances of getting pregnant if you are on birth cont…?

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Chances are low. I think the number was something like .01%. Depending on the use of the condom; if it breaks, has a hole, is degraded, if he puts it on backwards and flips it over again. And if the birth control is used on time, every day,…

What are the chances of getting pregnant using a condom and birth…?

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If you are on any type of birth control and using a condom, your chances of getting pregnant are slim to none unless you forgot a pill or if the condom slipped but if you are taking the pill perfectly, every day and at around the same time,…

What are the chances of getting pregnant if you use birth control…?

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chances are slim but it can happen i gotpregnant after being on birth controll for nine years

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Sex with condom but not birth control pregnant?

Q: What is the chance that you will get pregnant having sex without being on birth control but using a condom but your period is at the end of the month. I’ve heard if you have sex a few days before your cycle that it betters your chance of getting pregant. And I don’t want that to happen.Heeelp

A: While it’s true that there are times a woman is more fertile, it’s also true that even during those times, without protection, the likelihood of pregnancy can vary wildly. Most importantly, if the condom does not break, you won’t get pregnant. I should say if the condom isn’t defective in any way to be more precise. If no semen leaves the condom, there’s nothing to impregnate you.I would highly, highly reccomend using a water based lubrication if you plan on having an intercourse session for more than a short time, because the female body simply doesn’t produce natural lubricant for too long, and that made by the male is blocked by the condom. The more dry it gets, the more stress on the condom, and the more chance of an accident.I should also edit this and note that using more than one condom on top of eachother compromises the durability of both condoms increasing the chance of a break for similar reasons as about. More friction, more wear, more breaking.

This isn’t a ??, just some info to help some girls/women who believe myths about getting pregnant!?

Q: Pregnancy: Myths and FactsMyth: I can’t get pregnant if I have my period. Fact: You can get pregnant if you have vaginal sex while you have your period. Sperm can survive inside of you anywhere from a day to almost a week, which means that the sperm could still be waiting for an egg to fertilize when you ovulate. If you decide to have sex while you have your period, you should still use birth control. And you should always use a condom since it is the only effective protection we have against sexually transmitted infections (STI’s). STI’s don’t care if you have your period or not, they can be passed on to you at anytime so it’s best to protect yourself every time you have sex. If you think you may be pregnant, take a home pregnancy test right away. Ultra sensitive home pregnancy tests can give you results as quickly as six to eight days after conception. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if he doesn’t ejaculate inside of me. Fact: You can get pregnant if your partner ejaculates inside your vagina or on or near your vulva (this is your external genitals including the opening to your vagina). There is also something called pre-ejaculate which is a small amount of fluid that contains thousands of sperm. It is called pre-ejaculate because your partner releases it before he actually ejaculates. Because of pre-ejaculate, the withdrawal method (when your partner pulls out before he climaxes) is not a reliable birth control method. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if he doesn’t put his penis inside of me.Fact: Pregnancy can occur when your partner ejaculates or pre-ejaculates near or on your vulva. Even if you and your partner do not engage in vaginal sex, there is still a chance of getting pregnant if there is naked body contact. So use birth control, like a condom, which will also help to protect you from STI’s. Myth: I can’t get pregnant the first time I have sex. Fact: You can get pregnant any and every time you have sex, it doesn’t matter if it is your first time or not. Plus, females are the most fertile when they are teenagers and in their early 20’s, so always use a reliable form of birth control. Myth: If I washout my vagina after sex, I won’t get pregnant.Fact: Whether you wash with hot water, soap, or use a douche, it won’t make a difference. Sperm are really fast swimmers and will get to their destination before you even have chance to think about it. Also, using something like a douche may actually help them along by giving them an extra thrust into your cervix. Also, your body works naturally to suck the sperm up into the womb, so washing after sex won’t help you prevent a pregnancy. Only birth control will. Myth: I can’t get pregnant if my hymen doesn’t break.Fact: Your hymen has nothing to do with your ability to get pregnant. As well, many girls’ hymens don’t break when they have sex for the first time (you might have also heard of this as “popping the cherry”). The hymen is a thin piece of skin that stretches across the opening of your vagina. There are different hymen sizes and openings while some girls may not even seem to have a hymen. Plus, your hymen can break from doing things like horseback riding or even riding your bike. If you have had unprotected sex, you can get pregnant, no matter what state your hymen is in.Baby #1 Due Mid December! –> I know exactly what you mean! These girls should be educated before they start having sex!! It’s amazing how little some girls know about sex, and still continue to do it, unsafely!I hope it doesn’t get deleted or reported. I think it’s a good thing to get accurate information out there. Esp now, since having a baby at 16 seems to be the thing to do! (16 and Pregnant is a new show on MTV, which I think is a horrible idea!!)Here is my question: How helpful was this information and how many people beleived these myths??

A: I’ve also heard of some girls thinking they wont get pregnant if they’re on top or they stand on there head or something those arent true eitherand yes this info is beneficial to those w/ questions about getting pregnant and I knew this loland 16 and pregnant is SUPPOSED to show how hard it is to raise a baby young but i’ve never seen the show so i dont know how well its doing

I had my period when we had sex, but he came in me..what are the chances of getting pregnant?

Q: Okay well yesterday was day 2 of my period, it was very light, and my boyfriend and I had sex, and he came inside me. We don’t use condoms because I am on birth control, but I messed up a few pills this month, so I know that it ups the chances. But, I also had my period, and I don’t know my ovulation cycle or anything, but I heard that if you HAVE your period, there is virtually no chance of getting pregnant, is this true? What are the chances? Should I just take the morning after pill anyway?

A: You can only fall pregnant 14 days after the first day of your last period that is when you ovulate so no you can’t fall pregnant during a period. EDIT: Amanda Nicole you’re a moron do you even have any kids? This info was given to me by my ob/gyn do you even know what that is?? moron