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mind I'm seventeen and my girlfriend is fourteen, as I've heard it has
a lot of bearing on the situation.
On homecoming, the twenty-fourth of last month, my girlfriend and I
had unprotected sex. It was less than three days after the end of her
menstruation, and I came nowhere near orgasm, but our fears didn't
abate until very very recently after two negative pregnancy tests and
even MORE recently when she had her period on schedule -- and heavy.
The MAIN concern now is last Wednesday, when we were committing an act
of mutual masturbation. In short, I penetrated her at length with a finger that
might have had semen on it -- although a good deal of it was licked
off during sexplay I understand there might be a chance the sperm
would have still been viable. We have already passed the point that
emergency contraceptives would work, being more than five days since
Wednesday. Although she's not worried I get the feeling I SHOULD be.
QUESTION:
Considering this happened two days before her period started, what are
the chances that my girlfriend could be pregnant from this encounter?
BONUS QUESTION:
After our FIRST pregnancy scare, we decided that oral contraceptives
would be a very good idea. She began her first 28-day regimen of
Ortho Tricyclen on Sunday, the day her period ended. How early would
Ortho Tricyclen begin to delay my girlfriend's ovulation? How would
this affect our chances of becoming pregnant from Wednesday?
A quick reply would be much appreciated and my eternal gratitude will
go toward the person with the best answer. Thanks muchly.
Merthedil
In four other clinical trials involving almost 5,000 women only 42 got pregnant. This registered an efficacy range from 0.68 at best to 1.47 at worst. In simpler terms, the drug proved to be a reliable means of contraception at a rate of about 98.53% to 99.4% effectiveness in all clinical trials conducted.
On page 2 of this document (item #11) you will also note that Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceuticals, the manufacturer of Ortho Tri-Cyclen, warns that heavy vaginal bleeding can also be present in some patients, especially in the first three months of use. Maybe this will help to allay your fears where that issue of your question was concerned. ?Breakthrough bleeding?, as it is called, is mentioned again under ADVERSE REACTIONS on page 3, and a third time under SIDE EFFECTS on page 5.
Page 6 will give you instructions for the Sunday Starter and the Day One Starter. The Sunday starter should use a backup method of birth control in the first few days. The Day One Starter does not need to. The insert will explain further. Here?s the insert for the drug. Everything mentioned in this follow-up clarification can be read about and verified here:
ORTHO-MCNEIL PHARMACEUTICALS
http://www.ortho-mcneil.com/products/pi/pdfs/cycltri.pdf
I hope this helps. I look forward to your final comments.
Regards;
Tutuzdad-ga
I for one know my girlfriend and I will respect the seven-day rule to the utmost, especially in light of recent events. I doubt we have much of a chance of being pregnant, but I will still ask if she wishes to take a pregnancy test in three or so weeks. Yes, I know I shan't take advice on Google Answers as being professionally mandated, but your advice sounds pretty fair -- and probably no more sophisticated than a professional opinion, given how little information we have to present.
If these questions fall out of the line of a simple clarification, the last thing I want to do is finagle any more answers out of you; you've gone above and beyond the call of duty. I think a tip is very much in order for this one, sir!
Thank you for allowing me to answer your interesting question. We cannot provide medical advice in this forum so please keep in mind that this is not the intent of my answer. Also, it would be irresponsible of anyone to say to you that they are sure (to any degree of percentages) with absolute certainty, of your girlfriend?s likelihood to conceive given this, or any scenario, even under the best of circumstances.
So with that aside I?ll answer the bonus question first:
The drug ORTHO TRI-CYCLEN begins working upon taking the first pill. That is not to say that pregnancy has not already occurred and that the first pill will prevent pregnancy to a predictable degree (the operative word here is ?starts? working). Even so there is still a small chance that pregnancy can occur even though the patient is taking ?the pill?, however, under normal circumstances, the chances are generally in the 1-2% range. The information insert in the prescription package should outline the ?maximum? effectiveness period for you in greater detail. Keep in mind that no contraceptive method is proven to be 100 percent effective, even at the maximum effective dosage and so it is with Ortho Tri-Cyclen.
THE PILL
http://www.thepill.com/ortho-tri-cyclen-lo/when-does-the-birth-control-pill-start-working.html
As for your concerns, a heavy menstruation cycle is not indicative of pregnancy in most women. I wouldn?t be too concerned about that it she isn?t (after all, she would know if this was an unusual event for her and she seems to be unalarmed by it).
There is no way to predict the ?chances? that your unsafe foreplay will lead to pregnancy. What is certain is that such activity is not the wisest thing to do if you are trying to avoid one. Any time there is close vaginal contact or vaginal penetration, however slight, and the contact or penetration involves even the most remote exposure to semen, there is a probability that she could become pregnant, no matter what activity or object the contact or penetration involves. Along that same line, the lack of male climax is no assurance against pregnancy, so the fact that you did not reach a climax during your encounter cannot be relied upon as a determining factor of risky vs. non-risky behavior/activity. Furthermore, age (where it applies to youth) really doesn?t matter in terms of fertility and how likely one is to become pregnant because a menstruating teen is generally as capable of conceiving a child in the same way and with the same associated risks that any other mature, healthy, fertile woman is capable.
How likely is it that your girlfriend got pregnant during your risky foreplay encounter? Well, its hard to say exactly with a specific number value but suffice it to say that according to the sources I consulted one has only about a 20% chance of becoming pregnant even if there the parties are COMPLETELY unprotected and they are TRYING to become pregnant.
BARNARD COLLEGE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES
http://www.barnard.edu/health/morningafterpill.htm
INVERNESS MEDICAL INNOVATIONS
http://www.invernessmedical.com/LCPlanningPregnancy.cfm
Considering the activities you mentioned and the possibility of that type of semen contaminated penetration resulting in pregnancy, relax, I think the chances are remote at best (but there?s always that chance, isn?t there?). If you?re worried pick up a pregnancy test that detects the presence or an early hormonal indicator and do the test. There are some out there on the market that can supposedly detect pregnancy immediately. You can also, of course, consult a physician. In the relatively unlikely scenario that she has become pregnant, she should (obviously) discontinue taking the drug IMMEDIATELY and contact her doctor.
I want to close by saying this: It would also be irresponsble to suggest that while statistically the probablility of pregnancy in your case is probably small, my research in no way condones risky behavior, nor does it suggest that the probability of pregnancy is remote in all cases. I won?t play ?Dad? to you, though my name implies that I might. Just do yourselves a favor and don?t push your luck. Do the test and consider both of yourselves lucky ? this time.
I hope you find that my answer exceeds your expectations. If you have any questions about my research please post a clarification request prior to rating the answer. Otherwise I welcome your rating and your final comments and I look forward to working with you again in the near future. Thank you for bringing your question to us.
Best regards;
Tutuzdad-ga ? Google Answers Researcher
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