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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by ricky18: [QB] I'm probably going to come off a bit hysteric in this, so please bear with me! So I've been on birth control since November 2010, starting with aviane and then I had to change to orsythia this past summer. My university's pharmacy switched all aviane users to orsythia abruptly and assured us that they're basically the exact same dosage and I haven't experienced anything particularly different since I've switched. Anyways, I take the pill at the exact same time since I've started, missing it only two or three times in the first year that I started, but I've been very good about it for the past year. My boyfriend and I have been together for a year and we've always used condoms because even though I'm on BC, we wanted to be as safe as possible. This past weekend in the moment/we didn't have any condoms, he entered me without one. He wasn't inside me for very long before we got too scared and stopped, probably a minute max, and he didn't get in very deep, but I saw once we stopped that there was pre-cum. Despite how consistent I am about taking my BC and how he wasn't inside me for very long, I know that there's still a chance I could get pregnant. Any advice? Am I being paranoid? This just happened yesterday afternoon so I still have time to take Plan B, should I? Has this happened to any of you before? Help... :( [/QB][/QUOTE]

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