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Sex on 3rd week of active pills

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Sex on 3rd week of active pills

Unread post by suchening »

Hey Scarleteen,
Regarding sex on the pill, if you have sex on the 3rd week of your active pills could you still possibly be pregnant even if you have your period the next week? Like is there a possibility you have your period that month, but not the next because the sperm had not yet reached the egg or is that not possible? Thanks for the help :-)
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Re: Sex on 3rd week of active pills

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• choosing and using a method or methods of contraception for any future sexual activity
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