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first off i wanted to know the percentage or being on birth control and the chance of getting pregnant? Me and my boyfriend had sex and the condom slipped off. He blow it up and it didnt seem to have any holes in it? I still want the percentages though just incase.
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The average percent of not getting pregnant while on birth control pills is about 98%.
I know there wasn't any holes in the condom when it slipped off, but that doesn't mean that nothing dripped out of it when it slipped off.
See, when a condom slips off, the preseminal fluid or semen can spill out of it and get inside of you.
The percent of this actually happening is only about 1-3%, however.
So, since you are on the birth control pills and also used a condom, I would say that it is highly unlikely that you will get pregnant, about a one or two percent chance.
So, unless you actually see signs of pregnancy, like missing your period, by more than a week and half, or getting morning sickness and food cravings, you shouldn't fret.
Hope this information helps!!
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The pill is 96-99% effective against pregnancy which is generally why most couples also opt to use the condom as well as the pill.
I'm not sure if you're saying you are on the pill and were using a condom as well whilst having sex but if that's the case I think you should be pretty safe. If you were only using the condom then provided the condom only slipped off without there a risk of any sperm leaking then you should be perfectly safe as well but if you're still worried then you could always visit to your doctor to get tested or try the home pregnancy test just to make certain and get rid of any fears you might have.
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