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My girlfriend and I had sex, and the condom broke. She is on the pill, and is very good about taking it. I am trying to get over this fear that something bad is going to happen. Should I get Plan B? It’d be the second time in the last 2 weeks. I get very worried something bad is going to happen, and need some guidance to ease my nerves.
Thanks
No need to take any thing she is not pregnant
if she takes any other pill will harm her,
if she is on regular pills don’t worry she will not get pregnant.
there is a technique to wear condom
press the knob and role down on the organ at root seal it by paper tape
if she takes the pill she won’t get pregnant regardless. Plan b isn’t exactly good for you, especially if you are on the pill already.
yes she could get pregnant.
If she is on the pill, then you are fairly safe.
If you have broken 2 condoms in 2 weeks then you are either using poor quality condoms or not putting them on correctly.
yes. you are most fertile right before and right after your period.
Relax it’s fine. The pill is pretty effective around 99%. Lots of people regularly have sex with only the pill for protection, no condoms. Yes it’s good to use a condom and the pill but it’s a lot for backup, if the condom breaks there’s the pill, if you forget to take the pill you used a condom. And no, plan b is for emergencies only and this is no emergency. It can be stressful on your girlfriend’s body to take it too much.
Pregnancy is always possible if your having sex, even if protected, as nothing is 100% effective except abstinence.
So the answer is yes it is possible, but being right after her period it is not probable.
As it was informed that your gf is on the pill, and is very good about taking it, you may almost forget about pregnancy and relax please.
If she is on birth control and takes it properly she doesn’t need Plan B. Birth control is 99.9% effective if taken properly and stops ovulation. Taking Plan B basically forces her period now. If she’s taking both birth control pills and Plan B, she’s giving her body conflicting hormones and her cycle/body will be out of whack.