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What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy While On Birth Control Pill?

hi I have been taking birth control continuously for 1 year now with one break to get my period. I have missed a couple pills and just doubled up the next day but it was also close to takin antibiotics. should I take a pregnancy test . my husband and I have unprotected sex
Mon, 18 Jan 2016
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Hello dear,
I understand your concern.In my opinion the birth control pills are effective of
all contraception methods if taken regularly.

Though you have missed the pills as you have taken the missed pills it can be taken as regular intake.The chances of pregnancy are rare.
But if at all the period is missed I suggest you to do a urine pregnancy test a week after missed period and consult doctor.Nothing to worry.

Best regards...Dr.Srilatha
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What Are The Chances Of Pregnancy While On Birth Control Pill?

Hello dear, I understand your concern.In my opinion the birth control pills are effective of all contraception methods if taken regularly. Though you have missed the pills as you have taken the missed pills it can be taken as regular intake.The chances of pregnancy are rare. But if at all the period is missed I suggest you to do a urine pregnancy test a week after missed period and consult doctor.Nothing to worry. Best regards...Dr.Srilatha