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getting pregnant percentage


Question Posted Monday July 18 2011, 6:24 am

what is the precentage of getting prednant while on birthcontrol but using no condom?


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innocent_angel answered Monday July 18 2011, 11:12 am:
Typically if you read the leaflet that comes with most birth control it will give you the accuracy of protection, if you are on the pill I'm pretty sure it is 99% effective, but if you are worried you can always buy a pregnancy test :)

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