Family Planning Plus

I stopped using the nuvaring 3 weeks before I had unprotected sex, he came on my vagina some got inside. Two days later I started my period on time, took the Plan B pill just in case, and had a normal cycle for 7 days. Could I still get pregnant even though I had my period and took Plan B?

If you had a normal period two days after unprotected intercourse, it is unlikely that you became pregnant. However, if you are no longer using the NuvaRing or another form of birth control, you are no longer protected and there is the risk of pregnancy.

do you count your upcoming period or your nxt 1 to know if your pregnant

In order to do the natural family planning or rhythm method, you must keep track of your menstrual cycles.  A menstrual cycle lasts from the first day of one period to the first day of the next period. The first day of bleeding is considered day 1 of your menstrual cycle. If it is 28 days until the start of your next period, then you have a 28 day cycle. Maintaining a menstrual cycle chart for about 3 to 6 months will give you a better idea of the average length of your cycles.

Most women ovulate in the middle of their cycle, about 11 to 14 days after the start of a period.

Keep in mind, that things like stress, illness, changes in sleep, and hormonal fluctuations can alter menstrual cycles, making ovulation(and periods) occur earlier or later than usual. Therefore, this method has limitations when used as a birth control method. When used as a birth control method, it is about 75% effective.

If you need more information, contact your doctor or clinic. There are also several good online…

my boyfriend pre cumed in me, i took my plan b pill the same day, but took the second pill 5 hours late.am i still protected?

There is a slightly greater risk of pregnancy in your case since you took your second pill five hours late. However, your risk is still extremely low because of your Plan B use and since your boyfriend did not actually ejaculate inside the vagina.

If this should happen again, either use Plan B One-Step (so you only have to take one pill) or take both pills at the same time (rather than 12 hours apart).

One of the most common side effects of Plan B use is menstrual irregularity.  Therefore, your next period could be earlier than usual, later than usual, or spotty (meaning you may bleed for a few days, stop, and then bleed some more). However, if you are a week or more late for your period, take a pregnancy test. If it is negative, repeat the test every two weeks until you have a normal period or a positive test result.

Of course, Plan B should not be used as a regular method of birth control as it is less effective than other methods.  If you are going to…

Ii took my birth control Pill Sunday at 7 as usual, then I forgot on Monday and had sex that night on twelve. I realized I forgot at seven the next day when I went to take my other one and doubled up (took my pill and the one I missed), plus took plan b. this was in my second week of my cycle, plus last month I led liberty skipped my period and immediately started my next pack, so I haven’t missed a pill in basically like a month. Pregnant?

Pregnancy is highly unlikely in your case. However, if you do miss your next period, take a pregnancy test just in case. Even when used perfectly, the pill is not 100% effective.

how much semen could it take to get a girle pregnant

One drop. There are hundreds of millions of sperm in a single ejaculation of an average male. It only takes one sperm to fertilize an egg.

However, pregnancy risk is also dependent on many other factors. Some of these include the number of times one has sexual intercourse (of course, the more times you have unprotected sex, the greater the chance of pregnancy) and the timing of the sex in relationship to the menstrual cycle. A woman is less likely to become pregnant if the intercourse occurred just before, during, or just after her menstrual period, and more likely to become pregnant if it occurred mid-cycle. 

In order for pregnancy to occur, a sperm must unite with an egg or ovum (fertilization), and then the fertilized egg must imbed itself into the uterine wall. Each month, a woman ovulates (releases an egg from one of her ovaries into the fallopian tube). Usually, ovulation occurs mid-cycle (about two weeks before the menstrual period). The egg only lives 12-24 hours after it leaves the ovary so there is really only a brief period of time each month when pregnancy…

I have been on Loestrin 24 for about 3 weeks now. i havent taken it at the exact same time everyday. im on the high end of fertility right now. my boyfriend did cum inside of me today. could i end up pregnant?

As long as you have been taking your pill within a three hour time period, your risk of pregnancy is extremely low. When you are on the birth control pill, you do not ovulate. When you fail to ovulate, you cannot become pregnant.

Of course, no birth control method is perfect even if you use it perfectly. However, when you use the pill perfectly, you have less than a 1% risk of pregnancy. If you miss a pill by 24 hours or more, your risk of pregnancy increases.

If a man spills his cum in a woman’s second hole, does that mean that she is pregnant?

A woman has three openings between her legs: a urethra (she pees out of this opening), a vagina (the birth canal), and an anus (from which solid waste is expelled). If semen is deposited inside the vagina (the middle opening), pregnancy is possible, but not inevitable.

The risk of pregnancy is dependent on a number of different things. Some of these include the number of times one has sexual intercourse (of course, the more times you have unprotected sex, the greater the chance of pregnancy) and the timing of the sex in relationship to the menstrual cycle. A woman is less likely to become pregnant if the intercourse occurred just before, during, or just after her menstrual period, and more likely to become pregnant if it occurred mid-cycle. 

In order for pregnancy to occur, a sperm must unite with an egg or ovum (fertilization), and then the fertilized egg must imbed itself into the uterine wall. Each month, a woman ovulates (releases an egg from one of her ovaries into the fallopian tube). Usually, ovulation occurs mid-cycle (about two weeks before the menstrual period). The egg…

I just went on a generic form of birthcontrol that I was on, I missed 4 pills on the first.pack & doubledup. I had unprotecyed sex alot and he came in me everytime. now I feel sick to mu stomache everynight, im moody(crying over everything) boobs r sore, sleep longer than uusual, threw up one mornimg and have slight cramping with spotting randomly. what could.it be?! help!

If you have only been on the pill for one month, there are two possibilities.

1) You could be pregnant. If you had unprotected sex during the first week of your pills, the pill would not have prevented pregnancy. Also, missed pills reduce the effectiveness of the pill and increase the risk of pregnancy.

2) You may be experiencing side effects of the hormones in the pill. During the first three months or so of a new pill, you can expect spotting, a missed period, irregular bleeding, breast tenderness or soreness, nausea and sometimes vomiting, fatigue, and moodiness. These side effects should go away once your body adjusts to the new hormone level.

If you don’t have any bleeding at all during your sugar pills (the last week of your pill pack), take a pregnancy test. If it is negative, repeat the test two weeks later. From now on, take your pills at the same time every day. Do not miss any more pills. Do not stop taking your pills unless you test positive for pregnancy.

Since you are frequently missing pills, you may…

If a man keeps getting hard but doesn’t ejaculate, does he develop stomach pains?

This condition, epididymal hypertension, is better known by the slang term, “blue balls”. It  is the temporary congestion (build-up) of fluid in the testicles and prostate caused by prolonged sexual arousal without ejaculation. A man may experience the sensation of testicular pain or a dull ache in the pelvic and/or testicular area. While common, not all men experience this.

The easiest treatment for this is ejaculation. However, even without release, the condition will subside on its own within an hour or two.  Although rare, epididymal hypertension could last as long as 24 hours.

Other ways to help alleviate “blue balls” is by lying on the left side with knees bent up towards the stomach, taking a cold shower, applying ice to the area and wearing a jock strap. 

My husband and I had sex 4 days ago while I was fertile and the condom had a big hole in the tip and he didn’t pull out until after ejaculation. Is there a good chance that I could be pregnant?

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. If you had unprotected intercourse (even when its due to condom breakage) during your fertile time, then you could have become pregnant.

If your next period is more than 1 week late, do a pregnancy test.