If your Dr recommended a month, I'd error on the side of caution and wait the month. I personally recommend a month anyways, but yes, there are some BC pills that work in as little to 7-14 days.
Better safe than sorry.
I will be starting Ortho-Tri-Cyclin LO tomorrow. It is my first birth control pill and I was just wondering, I have read online that after your period when you start taking the pill that you should wait 7 days while taking the pill before you have unprotected sex. Does that still apply to me? Or should I wait the month that my doctor recommended? Just to make sure that the pill is fully in my system? I have a boyfriend whom I do not see all the time becuase he lives two hours away from me and when we get together we have a lot of built up sexual tension between us. I cant just let him give me oral without going all the way and visa versa. Its just not happening. I dont have that kind of control and I'm not not many other people do. What should I do to be safe?
If your Dr recommended a month, I'd error on the side of caution and wait the month. I personally recommend a month anyways, but yes, there are some BC pills that work in as little to 7-14 days.
Better safe than sorry.
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Yes you really need to wait the month like you were told to do. it won't kill him to use a condom for a while longer..
THanks ladies that did help me. I just wasnt sure. I do not need any un-wanted pregnancies. And since my "directions" packet didnt tell me if I should wait 7 days or a full month, I'd figured I'd ask. I remember what my doctor told me but I just wanted to make sure from others who were on it in case I was mistaken. Yes better to be safe than sorry.![]()
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