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@jedi__knight If you haven’t had unprotected sex you don’t need to worry about pregnancy. If you’ve been bleeding for a month, you need to see a doctor. Your mom doesn’t need to know you had sex.

@erikallan Great! Some brands still state 12 hours until a pill is considered late though and it’s a common thing stated on this sub. I guess instead of missed in my previous comment, it’s considered late after 12 hours. This also depends heavily on which pill the user is taking late...

@erikallan It’s 12 hours until it’s considered “missed”. Typically if you catch up by taking two the next day you remain protected though and your protection usually only truly lapses if you miss two pills in a row. ETA: not “missed”, rather “late”.

@layla8540 It’s actually the opposite. The combo pill is more forgiving than the mini pill. The mini pill only has the 3 hour window but the combo pill has a 12 hour window.

@anshu He cannot know if there was precum or not. It’s involuntary and oftentimes comes out while the guy is inside. That being said, the pullout method is 78% effective with typical use and 96% effective with perfect use over a year. If you live in a strict area, you need to use condoms every...

@miriamf https://www.reddit.com/r/amipregnant/s/FBJLOP7UeU

@lmaturin2013 Pregnancy isn’t instant. You cannot have pregnancy syndrome from sex yesterday. Two ovulation tests cannot tell you if Plan B will work or not. Plan B isn’t birth control, use a condom next time if you don’t want to get pregnant. A test is accurate 2 weeks after sex and...

@prairie02 St. John’s wort does mess with birth control and so does rifampin, an antibiotic to treat TB. These both interact with lots of medications. Neither one of these are what you’re taking though so you’re fine.

@juliamat Your pill has a 12 hour window. They don’t need to be at the same time every day. It’s normal for your withdrawal bleed to not happen or be lighter. If you don’t trust your pills, use condoms with them or look into a lower maintenance option.

@livingme7 Sorry, I didn’t catch that. I would follow up with your doctor ASAP. There are people who have successful pregnancies with low progesterone, it does make you more susceptible to things like an ectopic or miscarriage. You should go get betas done and discuss your concerns with your...

@jalin I personally don’t think it would be necessary as plan b works by delaying ovulation and I think that all the semen that would go inside of you would go inside initially when the condom broke. Unless it was a huge piece of the tip that could potentially hold a bunch of semen I would think...

@livingme7 Digitals are not reliable. Take a pink line test.

@ikiru Even if it were to leak, it falling on her vagina can’t get her pregnant. If you were erect when penetrating her you don’t need to worry. Consider abstaining until you get your anxiety under control and consider talking to her about starting birth control

@mystery9 The negatives mean your symptoms and late period aren’t from pregnancy, you’re late because you ovulated late. You can still test positive so you’ll want to test 1-2 times a week until you get a period or a positive test. There’s no need to see a doctor unless you go 60+ days without a...

@ikiru Condoms and pullout together when used perfectly are over 99% effective. Condoms don’t fail that easily.

@oldsam Yes you’re at risk of getting pregnant, you’re having unprotected sex. Plan B isn’t a cure all or birth control. It’s for emergencies. Plan B is for one instance of sex and you have to take it after sex. There’s a max 30% chance per cycle. If you don’t want to get pregnant you need to...

@ikiru She’s late because she ovulated late or hasn’t yet. If you’re worried, have her test.

@katrina2017 New studies have found Mirena effective immediately as emergency contraception. If you don’t like Planned Parenthood, here’s some others. source source source source So while yes of course there’s a huge issue with OP being misled and given the wrong IUD, no use in scaring...

@katrina2017 Mirena can be used as emergency contraception regardless of where someone is at in their cycle. OP was protected source

@6d6e6v9i9l9 Zero. You need to have sex to get pregnant