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Question Posted Sunday June 19 2005, 5:17 am

okay so my friend is on birth control (actually my friend) last month about two weeks before she got her period she had some bleeding. i heard once that you can get pregnant on birth control but the pills will kill it. is that posibly what her bleeding was? im very interested because im planning on getting on birth control pills and i want to know about them

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charmed-cherry21 answered Sunday June 19 2005, 2:40 pm:
No. The birth control is only 99% protection you still can get pregnant and the pills will not kill the baby.

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xXxpinky615xXx answered Sunday June 19 2005, 1:09 pm:
Yes, you can most definately get pregnant on the pill. The pills COULD kill it but sometimes they are not strong enough to. Being on the pill could cause spotting which could have been why she was bleeding. The only way for you to really know everything about birth control is to call your gynocologist and find out. They will tell you EVERYTHING you need to know about birth control, things to expect, what not to expect, your body's changes while on the pill, risks and etc.

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Heptune answered Sunday June 19 2005, 12:18 pm:
The Pill doesn't kill sperm, it keeps the woman from ovulating (producing an egg). It works because there is no egg for the sperm to fertilize.

Generally, if a woman has break-through bleeding while on the Pill, it means that she has skipped a day or two. Skipping days is also the main cause of failure of the Pill as a means of birth control. If you get on the Pill, you have to be absolutely rigourous about not missing any days.

When you go to your doctor about getting on the Pill, ask him or her all the questions you can think of. You might want to write them down so you won't forget any of them.

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SxyLilPoo47 answered Sunday June 19 2005, 10:44 am:
Listen,
Birth control doesnt kill the baby it kills sperm cells that are inside the womans body(before it reaches the eggs of course) and its possible to get pregnant on birth control(unless u use a condom too) but the chances of getting pregnant ar SLIIIIIM because birth control is 98% effective...the bleeding is pre menstrual like an indicator of her period or it could be a side effect of "vaginal bleeding" from the birth control pills,or shot

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K2204 answered Sunday June 19 2005, 10:09 am:
you get breakthrough bleeding while on the pill

my mom just said something about it the other day.

-KelLz-

please leave feedbacK! :)

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