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Dont really know what to do
So I had unprotected sex with this guy and he of course came inside of me but I took a plan B pill but we had sex again and he came inside me (didn't tell me). Is the pill still affective or sound I take another?
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I side with Advicemans answers. I only want to add a warning that you choose to not rely on plan B, also called the Morning after pill, as your choice of birth control. It comes with warnings to not use as your regular method of birth control and can have yucky side effects if used too much. Heres a link to information on plan b and what I just told you
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You have omitted certain factors as in how long between taking the plan B pill and when you had the second intercourse. I would suggest rather then right back and wait for an answer you talk with the pharmacist where you got the plan B they have the knowledge needed to tell you if you need to take another and what questions to ask you to make that decision.
IN the future I suggest you insist on you partner using a condom even if you get on birth control Condoms not only are effective at preventing pregnancy but they prevent the transmission of many STDS and the HIV/AIDS virus.
No matter how well you may know the young man never trust then to tell you the truth about their sexual experiences prior to you. They are horny and lusting for you and will tell you what they think will get you in bed.
Every time you have unprotected sex with someone you are having sex with every person they have had unprotected sex with an any person that they have had unprotected sex with. Condoms are inexpensive and takes less then a minute to put on correctly. In fact you can make putting on the condom part of foreplay. When I was your age and the AIDS virus had not come about the girls had a motto, No Rubber no Lover. It was a good motto then and a better motto today.
FYI. Anyone over the age of 14 can ask for contraceptive medication from their doctor and it will be supplied. Under a law called HIPPA any one over the age of 14 has medical confidentiality when it comes to the reproductive system. Parents cannot be in the room if you need to speak to your doctor about anything concerning your reproductive system including asking for contraceptive medication. Anytime you have a female examination unless you give written permission to the doctor the results of that exam are confidential and not even a parent can see them; nor can mom be in the room during the exam.
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