You missed one day of your BC pill 2 weeks ago and took it the next day then had unprotected sex yesterday what are your chances of getting pregnant?

Answer 1

Yes you can. Birth Control is only 99.99% effective when taken every day at the same time. If you were to miss more than 3 days, you should throw out the pack of pills and use another form of birth control until your next pack begins and wait at least 2 weeks until having unprotected sex. A pregnancy test will come in handy to be sure you have not become pregnant. The earlier you know, the better.

Answer 2

First, hormonal birth control prevents ovulation. If breakthrough ovulation occurs, it's not something you can map or predict, so it's not possible to know your "ovulation dates."

You missed the first two pills in the pack, extending the pill-free week and increasing the odds that your body wouldstart the process of ovulation. Then you stopped taking them altogether -- when, you didn't say. Two weeks later? Eight weeks later?

You can get pregnant if you miss two birth control pills in the first week, and you can get pregnant if you stop the birth control pill mid-cycle, especially in a month in which you had an extended pill-freeinterval.

Answer 3

Almost as much as if you never took birth control. Catching up on regular birth control after the fact will not help what happened before. I would take a test to ease my mind.

Answer 4

Chances for pregnancy are about 30%.

Answer 5

Uh Oh!