Family Planning Plus

i got the morning after pill yesterday at around 8.30 pm and then he came in me this morning again will the pill still be effective im too embarrassed to ask for another pill of nhs ! :$

If the first act of unprotected intercourse was the same day as the Plan B, and the second unprotected act was the next day, the Plan B will probably still be effective. If it was 2 or more days between, the it would be indicated for you to take Plan B another time.

Plan B is an emergency contraceptive. It helps prevent pregnancy by delaying ovulation. Due to this, frequent use of Plan B can actually increase your risk of pregnancy.

A better option would be to use a long term method of birth control. Discuss this with your partner. Condoms, when used correctly & consistently, can be effective. If you and your partner are not consistent about or dislike using condoms, then consider starting the birth control pills, patch, ring, the Depo injection, etc.  This would provide you with consistent birth control.

Family Planning Plus clinics provide exams and birth control for little to no cost, depending on your household size & income.

I haven’t had sex since november 2011 and I recievrd my period for december and january but not febuary what does thst mean

Since you had sex in November 2011 and had normal periods in December and January, it is doubtful that you are pregnant. Sometimes, outside factors can alter your menstrual cycle. Things such as stress, illness, medications, changes in diet, exercise or sleep can all cause changes in your period. They may make your period come early, late or not at all. It is not uncommon for some women to skip a period now and then.

Give your body another month and your periods should return as usual. If it doesn’t, follow-up with your ob/gyn doctor or clinic.

my boyfriend ejaculated then we continued having sex with me. is there a possibility of getting pregnant if he never ejaculated while inetrcourse?

Yes, anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. Prior to ejaculation the penis leaks pre-ejaculatory fluid (pre cum). This fluid can contain sperm, which could result in a pregnancy. Therefore, it is possible to become pregnant, even if ejaculation has not occurred in the vagina.

If he ejaculated outside of your vagina, then put his penis in, there may still be some semen remaining in the urethral tract. This also could contain sperm and cause pregnancy.

I started my period on the 13th and ended on the 19th of January 2012 and me and my boyfriend we just had sex this past Saturday and Sunday but he came inside me all the 9 times we had sex but i started my period today 2 weeks early so do you think having too much sex might of have to do with me having my period 2 weeks early?

You probably got your period for this month. If the first day of your period was Jan 13, and it started today (2/5 or 2/6/2012), that would be 23 or 24 days since your last period. This is within the normal range for a cycle. Remember your menstrual cycle is calculated from the first day of one period (ie.  01/13) to the first day of the next period. Menstrual cycles can range from 21 to 32 days.

If you begin to have irregular or absent cycles, follow-up with your doctor. Also, if you are not planning a pregnancy, use a reliable birth control method to decrease your risk of pregnancy.

my friend had sex 3days ago n before 72 hours took an emergency pill…she had unprotected sex again on the fourth(4th) day…does she have to take another emergency pill or will the first one still work?

Plan B is not indicated for multiple acts of intercourse. Emergency contraception helps prevent pregnancy by delaying ovulation. If your friend had unprotected sex again, she would need to take Plan B again.

Plan B is not intended to be a long term method of birth control. Additionally, taking it frequently can alter your cycle and actually increase your risk of pregnancy.

Your friend should consider beginning a long term method of birth control. When used correctly & consistently, condoms can be effective at preventing pregnancy. Beginning a long term method like birth control pills, the patch, Depo injection, etc. would help her prevent pregnancy and decrease the need for emergency contraception.

Family Planning Plus clinics offer free exams and birth control at little to not cost, depending on household size & income.

Is it possible for me to be prenant after the 1st night I have sex. Is that why I’m feeling sharp pains in my side

Yes, it is possible to become pregnant after first intercourse, especially if you had unprotected sex. Sharp pains in your side is not a common symptom of pregnancy. Pregnancy symptoms usually do not occur until you are (at least) 3-4 weeks along, typically around the time of your first missed period.

If your next period is more than 1 week late, perform a pregnancy test, either at home or in a clinic.

I have been on birthcontrol for 5 months. I missed my pill last Wed and then had unprotected sex on Thursday. On Saturday I started a light period that has continued today. I was not supposed to get a period for another week and a half. Does this mean I am not pregnant?

Most likely, but you won’t know for sure until you have a regular period or you take a pregnancy test. Hopefully you made up your pill correctly. When you miss a pill, you should take it as soon as you remember and then take your next pill at the regular time. If you don’t remember until you’re ready to take your next pill, you should take both pills at the same time.

Missed pills or taking pills late can cause some breakthrough bleeding (bleeding or spotting in between periods).  Keep taking your pills as directed. Try not to miss any more this cycle. If you don’t have any bleeding at all during your placebo pills, take a pregnancy test.

Do you get tested for std’s during pregnancy.??

Yes, most doctors screen for STDs at the first prenatal visit. Your doctor may rescreen again later in the pregnancy. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trich are detected through vaginal swab. Diseases like HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis are done through blood testing.

If you have any concerns, discuss these with your ob doctor.

My girlfriend just got off her period and it is the 3rd day, we had sex but the condom broke. I realized it instantly and pulled out. I didnt see any pre cum. But she is changing birth control and has to wait till Sunday to start. Should she take Plan B?

Yes, Plan B would be a good option. Advise your partner to still begin her birth control on Sunday as scheduled.

i had pre cum on the tip i washed it off and then waited a few minutes and felt to make sure there was no precum i stuck it in her pulled out checked again n precum can she be pregnant

Yes, pre-ejaculatory fluid (precum) can contain sperm, which could result in pregnancy. Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. Leaking pre-ejaculatory fluid is not something men can control. It contiues until ejaculation occurs; washing/wiping it will not decrease the risk of pregnancy.