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On birth control pill, bf uses condoms and/or pull-out method as well. last 2 periods were 2 days long, normal but short, no other preg symptoms.
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OK: Condoms are effective if used properly, but the pull out method is not. Check Pregnancy tests if you miss your period or are concerned, and consider going on birth control as well as the condoms. Good luck.
Answered 6/23/2014
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