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Ok I started Loestrin 24 FE on the first day of my period three days later I had sex (still on my period) and my bf did not cum, he was not even close, we only had sex for a few mins prob 2mins at the most because I got worried? Should I b e ok as in not preg, because I was still on my period he didn't go and I started my bc pills the day of my period and I have taken them everyday at the same time no later or early.
Women beginning the pill should always use a backup method for the first seven (7) days of pill use.
You are probably not pregnant because it is unusual for a woman to become pregnant during her period.
The man does leak sperm whether or not he comes.
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Answers by Expert:
Bob Kambic
Expertise
Natural Family Planning, Periodic Abstinence, Rhythm, Catholic Church Method of Family Planning, Withdrawal, Condoms, Abstinence, Breast Feeding.
Experience
On the faculty of Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health for 22 years.
Publications
AJOBGYN, AJPH, Fertility and Sterility, Advances in Contraception, International Family Planning Perspectives, America, etc.
Education/Credentials
Duquesne University BA, University of Pittsburgh MSH, Johns Hopkins all but dissertation for PhD (ABD). Over 50 peer review articles on these topics, advisor to Planned Parenthood and to Vatican.
Past/Present Clients
Planned Parenthood, Family Planning Clinics, Womens' Reproductive Health Clinics, The Vatican, US Conference of Catholic Bishops, WHO, USAID, programs in Asia, Africa, Europe, South America, and the USA.
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