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Can Having Sex While On Oral Contraceptive Pill Cause Pregnancy?
hiiiiii doc,
This is sonali mishra. I am newly married but very afraid of getting pregnant. in may,2010 I and my husband were using condoms but still I got preg. and used pills for mtp. We meet in a month or two . I had been with him for last few days of 15th day of my cycle now I m worried as I may be pregnant . I was taking oral pills during these days. as I am a student yet please advise me what to do??????
This is sonali mishra. I am newly married but very afraid of getting pregnant. in may,2010 I and my husband were using condoms but still I got preg. and used pills for mtp. We meet in a month or two . I had been with him for last few days of 15th day of my cycle now I m worried as I may be pregnant . I was taking oral pills during these days. as I am a student yet please advise me what to do??????
Fri, 9 Jun 2017
Hello,
See oral contraceptive pill provide 99% effectiveness provided you take the pill regularly. Either take it regularly from 5th day of the period or if you start from the middle of the cycle then the first 7 days you have to use a condom. If your cycles are regular of 28 days then between 11th to 18th days if he has sex then there is an increased chance of pregnancy.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Sheetal Agarwal
See oral contraceptive pill provide 99% effectiveness provided you take the pill regularly. Either take it regularly from 5th day of the period or if you start from the middle of the cycle then the first 7 days you have to use a condom. If your cycles are regular of 28 days then between 11th to 18th days if he has sex then there is an increased chance of pregnancy.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Sheetal Agarwal
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