Have you Ever missed a Pill and Still had Intercourse?
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Most likely this will not be a problem if you take two pills the next day, but remember that missing a day reduces the effectiveness of the pill. You now have a higher chance of pregnancy this month (only slightly higher). The instructions included with a pill refill pack suggest that if you forget to take a pill one day, make sure you are using a second method of protection (condem, withdrawal, sponge) for the next week. If this happens again, which I'm sure it will because no one is perfect, make sure you use protection.
992036
i was virgin till i got married. and we used condom for contraception...now i m not using one because i am trying to concieve a baby..
1142492
excellen t chance - unless it was because of a drug interaction - were you drinking or taking other pills?
658565
I got pregnant twice while taking birth control pills and never missed one. It happens!
594798
Could be stress, or other factors, Also the pill, depending on what kind it is you should check with your doctor what to do if you miss one, in some cases it is better to not take it at all, or to stop treatment for a month, or just take it when you remember, even two pills together. Depends on what contraceptive pill you are on.
689417
Missing 3-4 days basically is like not taking any pills at all.  If you don't want to be a daddy I strongly suggest that you wear a rubber because that girl isn't reliable.  She might already be pregnant.\n\nIf you miss one day, you can take 2 pills the next day but even with that the manufacturer suggests using a backup form of birth control.
612248
I have not.. I am very very very leary of ANY and ALL diet pills...Do be careful
764596
Don't take another pill today. Take the saturday pill tomorrow. Just don't have sex till next Friday to make sure it is in your system and working. Or if you do use other protection.
779816
Lots of women skip periods this way -- most of my friends have done it when they've first gotten married so they have seven uninterrupted weeks after the wedding!!  \n\nAs to your other questions -- Sometimes.  No.  Yes.  Sometimes (theoretically, how you act on birth control is how you'll be while pregnant).
1143765
Your doctor gave you pills after only missing your cycle by four weeks?  Talk to him again if you can.  Most women will miss the occasional menstration due to many different reasons.  Sleep changes, climate or seasonal changes, air travel, sickness, and the lists go on, and you might not even know why you missed it.  It is generally said by doctors that it's alright to miss the occasional menstration by 8 weeks, after that, then doctors can do some testing and examinations to make sure that nothing else may be going wrong.  I'd wait it out one more month, and see if it will return to you on your own.  But make sure you try to relax, being worried will only hault the coming of your cycle.  Good luck.  :)  If you suspect pregnancy, your doctor can get you tested very easily.
258829
if you are on the pill, stop taking it.\n\nIf not, then there is no way, sorry
243305
Missing pills can significantly decrease the effectiveness of oral contraceptives, making pregnancy among sexually active users a greater possibility. However, missing pills can also alter one's menstrual cycle. Periods may be heavier, lighter, early or late, depending on the number of pills missed. For the highest level of effectiveness, it is recommended you take your pill at the same time each day. Additionally, if you miss a pill, follow the instructions in your pill pack to see what action you should take.
769584
I take my pill at the same time everyday, but sometimes I take it late for various reasons.  You'll be fine as long as you don't skip one whole day.
453857
i would go to the doctor.  the pill is not 100%, but then nothing is, except abstinence
885693
You can always get pregnant.....you do need to be far more careful and take more responsibility for your actions....HOWEVER, it's pretty unlikely you will get pregnant. If you took one pill and then were supposed to take the second one 12 hours laters, it's unlikely that you will have conceived in that time. The odds of getting pregnant are pretty slim in any given cycle anyway and if you have a build-up of the contraceptive pill in your system, then it's unlikely that upon forgetting to take it, having unprotected sex and then using the morning after-pill (albeit later than you should) that you will fall pregnant. You'd have to be pretty unlucky!\nBut do take heed of this situation as a warning.
889765
sometimes birth control can throw it off
1069241
I think that most of the problems are human error. If you take the pill at the wrong time in your cycle then you will be taking the sugar pills at the wrong time as well. I guess though that the body is also able to fight to reproduce, that being our basic chemical makeup. Condoms should be full proof barring any tearing of the condom.