What happens if you get pregnant while taking birth control pills and still keep taking them (without knowing)
455062
not sure.. ask your doctor.. i think you may lose the baby.. bc doctors always make you take a pregnancy test before perscribing them to me... i kno that.. much..
301086
There's no such thing as 100 percent effective birth control, so it is possible to become pregnant while on the pill.  Many times, however, women get pregnant while using the pill when they accidentally forget to take a pill, or if they're taking certain antibiotics.  Antibiotics decrease the effectiveness of the pill, so if you ever take antibiotics, you should use another form of birth control.
484712
Yes its possible for you to still be pregnant but *very* unlikely. Please be careful with your pills, the second you start forgetting them, is the second your period starts messing up. I've had this happen alot. Soemtimes I will mess up my pills and my period will be almost nonexistent, or it will come grossly heavy for ***3 TIMES*** longer then it should. And thats never any fun for so many reasons.\n\nI would suggest you get back onto your pills and make sure you take them like you should be!!
2414
The morning after pill basically forces the woman to have a period, thereby alleviating virtually any possibility of being pregnant. In nearly any case, you will not remain pregnant if you have your period, most especially if it was that early after conception.
13409
Yep.  It's like the first time that you took them, you gained a little weight probably, and your period was a little messed up.  The pills make some changes in your body, and now your body is trying to get back to the way that it was before you were on the birth control.  If you keep spotting then you may want to see a GYNO just to get things checked out.  Good Luck!
1113888
You don't have a period while on the Pill.  Technically, you have withdrawal bleeding.  It looks the same on the outside, but it is very different from the perspective of your body.\n\nYes, some women do stop all bleeding while on the Pill.  However, pregnancy is also a possibility.  You should see your midwife or doctor because if you *are* pregnant, you need to know it and stop taking pills.  Do not wait until it is late enough for a home pregnancy test.
67459
If you suspect you are pregnat, STOP TAKING THE BIRTH CONTROL!!!!! The hormone in birth control causes the endometrium in the uterus to thin out creating a "hostile enviroment in the uterus". The fertilized egg, fetus, may not be able to thrive in this situation. In fact that is the purpose of birth control. There are three ways that b.c. eliminates ability for pregnacy to take place and or continue. Number one, it slows or prevents the ability for sperm to travel where they need to go. Secoundly it may prevent ovulation, or sterilize the egg. Thirdly if the sperm makes it through these barriers and the egg is released despite the contraceptive you have a baby on your hands. And the third means of prevention is not prevention at all but abortion. All of this included in that little pill. Please see the link I have included. It gives a more detailed description of whats going on and why this is so unpopular belief.\n\n\n\nhttp://www.epm.org/articles/26doctor.html
931745
your body hasn't got used of the birth control yet.no your not pregnant
321836
the longer you were on birth control, the longer your body takes to adapt to life without it. your body is probably trying to reset itself and you might not conceive for a while if you were on the pill for a longer amount of time.\n\ntake to your ob/gyn for specifics
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).
339967
It's not really your period, it's called break through bleeding.  Call your gyno.  Are you new to the pill?  It's a common side effect, but it does increase your risk of gettting knocked up, so talk to your doctor and see if you need a different pill.
915162
The best thing is to see a doctor. However, I had a very similar experience. My doctor watched me and everything worked it self out. His belief was that recovering from being pregnant giving birth, and starting the pill was a bit of an overload causing confusion for my body. Best wishes to your sister.
281249
Your question is very confusing.  If you stop taking the pill or do not start your next pack on time, you will not be protected from pregnancy.  It is best to take your pill at the same time every day.\n\nMaybe you can clarify your question and I can be of more assistance?
255943
Yes, women do not ovulate during pregnancy.\n\nThis fact actually forms the basis of most oral contraceptives.  They release hormones which mimic those present during pregnancy, thus "tricking" the woman's body into "thinking" that it is pregnant, and preventing ovulation.
350424
Birth control pills, or your menstrual cycle.
397716
Yes you could be pregnant but not because of the lack of bleeding. I wouldn't be alarmed, it takes our bodies a while to really adjust to the pill. The pill basically is tricking your body with hormones and it can take 3-6 months to adjust. If you miss your next menstrual cycle, take a pregnancy test. To help your body adjust quickly, take the pill at the same time every day. This will also ensure the highest effectiveness.
1005321
If you are going to use this method for birth control, prepare for another pregnancy. It does not work, at least not very well. You need to use some form of birth control, either condoms, or the pill. You are MOST fertile, halfway through your cycle, day14, 15 , and 16........but you can STILL get pregnant other days, even while on your period, if you have sex.