Can my boyfriend ejaculate inside me like 5 times a day? and whats the percentage i will get pregnant?
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i am also on birth control pill ortho cyclen for about a month and 2 weeks now and been takin it everyday and same time……..help plz!
well not only your boyfriend can ejaculate in you 5 times a day, maybe if you have time i can also come over. but i must worn you my sperm are excellent swimmers so with me it is 100% pregnancy (they are unstoppable no pill does them any harm and they can brake threw the toughest condoms.
on a more serious tone even though you take pills you’ll still have a chance of getting pregnant since there is no 100% birth control out there and the best you can get with condoms and pills is about 95% protection.
he can ejaculate inside you as many times as you will let him. there is no set amount. thats like asking how many times a day can you have sex.
your birth control should help, but like it says on the box, its not a 100% effective.
no birth control is 100% effective except for abstinance.
No matter what, there is always a chance of getting pregnant when having sex.
1% if you really are taking the pill properly. Very small chance.
But that being said, I know two women who have had surprise babies after taking the pill properly (one of them also had a baby while on depo too), so some people seem to not respond to the hormones…. so if you are younger or if you really can’t have a baby now then I would suggest a back up method as well.
Assuming that you’re using the pill as perfectly directed (and are using a combined oral contraceptive, not a progestin-only pill), your chance of pregnancy, is less than 0.5%. Hormonal Birth Control Pills are designed to be a woman’s sole form of birth control. Your boyfriend can ejaculate inside you as many times a day as you’d like, and as long as the pill is working as intended (thinning the uterine lining, thickening cervical mucous, and preventing ovulation), you should not get pregnant. However, as the pill does have that less than 0.5% chance of failure, you could still potentially get pregnant (some women still ovulate on the pill, for example). Even when doubling up on birth control methods (condoms and pills, for instance), there is still a chance for pregnancy. If you’re having sex, you can get pregnant, but the pill is intended to keep you safe from pregnancy. Best of luck to you!