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I will be out of town for a few days and won't be able to answer questions. If you would like to email me, you may do so at DWooley97@yahoo.com and I will answer on my return. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each method of birth control? I can answer questions about the various forms of contraception/birth control. I have knowledge about condoms, Nuvaring, Depo provera, the Patch, birth control pills, IUD, etc. I can answer some questions about sexually transmitted diseases.

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I have 20 years experience with counseling women about contraception methods and STD's.

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20 years of volunteering and counseling young women. I volunteer with a local pregnancy resource center and have an internet ministry.

 
   

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Contraception and VD - Birth control pills


Expert: DW - 10/7/2009

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I missed the first 3 days of my new pack and on the 4th I started taking the new pack regularly, am i doing everything right? I also had sex on the fourth day (1st day i took the pill) my boyfriend used a condom but we "finished" at the same time and i couldn't tell if what i felt on me was his or mine i don't know if the condom popped he said it didn't but it was sticky and I'm not sure how female orgasms are supposed to feel, is it possible i can get pregnant?

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Veronika,

Yes, it's possible that you could be pregnant. Not taking the birth control pills correctly can make you have a better chance of pregnancy. But even if you take all the pills absolutely correctly, you can still get pregnant. Any kind of birth control is not 100% safe in preventing pregnancy. There is no method that is 100% safe. So if you develop any symptoms of pregnancy or miss your next period, please take a pregnancy test. You can get a free test at a local pregnancy resource center. To find one go to http://www.optionline.org or call 1-800-395-HELP.
Or http://www.heartbeatinternational.org/worldwide_directory.asp
Please email me at DWooley97@yahoo.com so we can talk more.

Sincerely,
Diane W.

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