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Came inside-Birth Control?
So no secret my fiancée came inside of me. I've been on Birth control for the past year and a half. Recently (last month) I stopped taking the pill, today we had sex got caught up in a teasing game he came inside me it's late for the B plan and was wondering, I have birth control pills if I take some will it help??? Its been 3 weeks since my period and I thought I might be getting it soon...Any help or ideas and yes I'm old enough for sex (21 girl, 28 boy)and so is he and yes I'm aware we were dumb for not being protected....Please no rude or stupid comments.
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- ♫♪♫ Moem ♀Lv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, some (not all) birth control pills can be used as emergency contraception if you know the correct dose...
but no, if it's too late for Plan B, then it's too late for that too. Because it works in a similar way.
The only option that is open to you now, if you really want to avoid getting pregnant, is an IUD. In fact, if it's within five days of your risk, you can still have an IUD inserted as emergency contraception, and it will last as normal birth control for years; other than that, you can only wait it out and if you do get pregnant, well... that's another kettle of fish entirely.
Keep in mind that while Plan B is most effective when used within 72 hours, which is the recommended time, it can still have some effectivity if taken later, up to 120 hours at the very most.
I can't imagine why you waited until it was possibly too late. I hope you'll be smarter about this from now on. Good luck!
- Anonymous9 years ago
I hope a dumbass like you doesn't breed.
