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On bc for one year. sexually active w/o condoms, but pulls out. started my period today, lighter than normal, breasts seem to have grown. pregnant?
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Sadly, it's possible: Since oral contraceptive pills reduce your risks of pregnancy to 6 or 7%, they unfortunately do not eliminate this risk completely . It would be best to check your blood betaHCG pregnancy test ASAP and if negative, ask a caring and knowledgeable Gyn about switching to Long Acting Riversible Contraceptives like IUDs and subdermal implants which are best and much more effective (99%) contraceptives
Answered 5/13/2016
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