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Can I Get Pregnant While Being On Birth Control Pills?
I am on birth control for the past 3 months and i haven t missed any pills - however i just realised i had sex during what i assume was my ovulating day last week. What are the chances of me being pregnant? I am finding that i need to urinate every few hours the last few days so has my borth control failed?
Thu, 28 Jul 2016
hello dear
understand your concern.
birth control pills failure rate is 1-2%,means,if 100 women used it then 1-2 women hv chance to become preganant.
so u hv lesser then less chances of become pregnant.
you hv to go for urinate frequantly that doesnt mean that you are preganat,its may be due to UTI also,so you drink more water & clean your genitals,maintain hygine or syp.cital 1table spoonin half glass of water three times a day.
so be calm, dont worry.
if your period will be delayed by 8-10days from normal period date then you can UPT or blood HCG test & confrm your preganancy.
hope this will guide you.
best regards.
dr.sagar
understand your concern.
birth control pills failure rate is 1-2%,means,if 100 women used it then 1-2 women hv chance to become preganant.
so u hv lesser then less chances of become pregnant.
you hv to go for urinate frequantly that doesnt mean that you are preganat,its may be due to UTI also,so you drink more water & clean your genitals,maintain hygine or syp.cital 1table spoonin half glass of water three times a day.
so be calm, dont worry.
if your period will be delayed by 8-10days from normal period date then you can UPT or blood HCG test & confrm your preganancy.
hope this will guide you.
best regards.
dr.sagar
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