If a ginecologist tells you that the contraception pill is a 100% safe. Does that mean my boyfriend can cum inside me and I dont have to worry?
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No real gynocologist would ever say a pill is 100% safe. They all have risks and none claim to be any better than 99% effective. There is always a small chance especially if you forget to take it. Also, these pills do nothing to protect you from STD's. If the idea of getting pregnant is devistating to you, you should probably use a back up method such as condoms. Condoms will also protect you from STD's.
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Nothing can be 100% effective..I would suggest a condom on top just for extra percautions.
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I assume she's already on the pill; so if you both test negative for STD's STI's (you can requests screenings at most medical facilities) and you want to engage in coitus without the use of any form of barrier contraception (oh man it feels great) It is best to do so right before or directly after her cycle.
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Please don't use porn language on this forum. 'Ejaculate' is the proper term.
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No. The birth control pill doesn't protect you from any STDs, and it can adversely effect your hormones. Make your boyfriend wear a condom, or get some woman-condoms for yourself. Then you won't have to worry.
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Nothing is 100% effective, BUT, IF it was, then it would be totally safe if you both knew you were disease-free. 100% would mean, theoretically no risk of pregnancy. But again, that's not actually possible short of surgical sterilization. There's the rub. Even if you could eliminate the risk of pregnancy, you can't eliminate the possibility that your boyfriend is cheating on you, sharing contaminated IV needles, or getting horrifically unlucky and getting stabbed by someone with a used syringe for some sick reason, or that he doesn't carry a disease unknowingly or knowingly from before you were together. Use protection; anything else is risky, even if more fun.
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It could be close to 100 percent but to say it's 100 percent safe is wrong. It does not protect you from STD's and that could be much worse than an unplanned pregnancy.
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He menat safe for you to take, not 100% effective. It's only 99% and that's if you take it right. Plus without a condom you're not protected from STDs. So I would say still use a condom just in case.
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Find a new gynecologist. Any gyno who has received a proper medical eduction should know that the pill ISN'T 100% effective. The pill is 99% effective, at MOST. If you miss doses, the effectiveness drops. Certain medications can also reduce the effectiveness of the pill. What this boils down to is that 1-2 women out of 100 will become pregnant while taking the pill AS DIRECTED (no missing doses, etc). That's far from 100% effective. While the odds are in your favor that you won't become pregnant on the pill, there's still a slim chance that you could be one of the unlucky 1 in 100 that does. If you want to be increase the effectiveness of the pill, using a condom with the pill can do that - as long as both are used properly.
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The pill is only effective after you have taken it a few weeks. Be sure to use a condom during this time. Nothing is 100%. You have to remember when you sleep with a guy you are also sleeping with all his previous partners so any STD's hes picked up you are making yourself vulnerable to them. A good book to read is Our Bodies Our Selves, very imformative.
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100% safe is completely different that 100% effective. Sure its 100% safe for you yourself to take that medication. You obviously have no alergies and thats great. Effectiveness is different. Safe means you can take it and not get hurt and effective means you can take it and not get pregnant. I'd use a condom anyway. Even with the birth control pills and the condom theres still room for error. If you want to stop worrying at the expense of a mistake down the road then be my guest.
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Take that cum baby...just dont miss any pills
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worked for us for 20 years so far
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no pill is 100 percent effective but it worked for me for years...what about safe sex as far as std's?
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Your gynecologist shouldn't be telling you that the pill is 100%. No contraception is 100% effective, or 100% safe to take. You could have an allergic reaction, or adverse side effects, and also there is still a chance of pregnancy. I'm not trying to talk you out of it, I think that the pill is a great idea, however, you should know the facts. Also, remember the pill wont protect you from STD's. If you are going to be having sex without a condom, even if you are on the pill, you and your partner should both get STD tests.
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As many have said 100% safe and 100% effective are two different things - safe for you assumes no allergies and no side effects; personally I couldn't take the pill after I had my first child - tried 7 different ones and they all gave me migraines....so things can change! Also, however effective your pill is against pregnancy, it canot protect you from STDs and as has been said the effectiveness is reduced if you miss a pill. The other thing you learn is that you are not protected for the first few weeks (I'd continue with condoms for the first month to be certain) and the effectiveness is also greatly reduced if you are ill - sickness, diarrohea can cause you to be at risk of gettng pregnant even if you take all your pills correctly. In this case you are back to the beginning with building up the protection as if you only just started takng the pill.
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I guess you will know to tell us the answer sometime next year my friend ... Keep us posted ... or tell him to keep it on ... ;)
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I'm on the pill. My bf and I tossed the condoms over three years ago and he's been cumming in me ever since. I always have his sperm in me and never think twice about being pregnant.
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It's gynocolgist. And you don't have to worry.
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