I may or may not be pregnant

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Asked for Female, 16 Years

Last month was my first time taking ortho tri cyclen birth control, I finished a whole pack and did not miss a day. After I finished the pack I didn't go get it refilled I stopped taking it for a few weeks then started back taking it last Sunday. Yesterday was Sunday so I took the pill for a week and yesterday my boyfriend didn't understand that it's not completely safe to cum inside me even know I'm on the pill but he did and within a hour after we went to the store to get a plan b. Should I be okay or could I be pregnant? Please help!!

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Dr. Aarti Kulkarni Gynecologist 11 yrs exp Thane Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Aarti Kulkarni

Gynecologist 11 yrs exp Thane

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Consult gynecologist. Contraceptive pill should be taken under doctor's guidance. Pills should not be started at anytime in cycle. You should start within first 5 days of period for proper results. Till then use another contraceptive option. Wait for periods. Then start contraceptive pills after consulting gynecologist.

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