What are the chances? Stopping the pill on the 10th pill?!
Question: If I have sex on the 10th day of my pack of pills but do not take that pill or anyother pill after that, and have sex in the following week, What would my chances be of being pregnant? Im not on the pill to prevent pregnancy, just for painful periods. Been wanting to come off for ages and my boyfriend finally agreed.
Answers: If I have sex on the 10th day of my pack of pills but do not take that pill or anyother pill after that, and have sex in the following week, What would my chances be of being pregnant? Im not on the pill to prevent pregnancy, just for painful periods. Been wanting to come off for ages and my boyfriend finally agreed.
You have a pretty good chance of getting pregnant when you stop taking your pill at any point of the pack. but it can also take a few months, maybe up to a year for your body to start releasing eggs like normal. It all depends on your body. Good luck
You have a good chance of becomming pregnant. Most women ovulate between days 12-16 of their cycle. Since you quit on day 10 and then had sex that day and again the following week, you were having sex when you could have been ovulating. Sperm can live in the vagina for 72 hours, so even if you had sex a day before you ovulated, you can still become pregnant. I mean this respectfully, but if you are sexually active and wanted to come off of the pill, why would you not use a condom? If you dodged pregnancy this cycle, consider it luck. If your periods are regular (every 28 days) and you choose not to use birth control pills or condoms, you could practice the rhythm method. This is where you avoid sex during your fertile (ovulation days). This method has a high fail rate due to the fact that stress, medications, and body fluctuations change when you ovulate. Speak with a doctor about a method that will be acceptable to you. Good luck!