When you have your menstrual period, it means you do not have a viable pregnancy.
So, if you have not had unprotected sex after your period that began on July 6th, then there is not a possibility of pregnancy.
If you are worried about the chance of pregnancy, even after you have your period, have you looked into your options for birth control? Either going to the Gynecologist to talk about using the pill or other hormonal contraception, and/or using a condom every time you have sex? It really isn't worth this stress and worry, right?
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When you have your menstrual period, it means you do not have a viable pregnancy.
So, if you have not had unprotected sex after your period that began on July 6th, then there is not a possibility of pregnancy.
If you are worried about the chance of pregnancy, even after you have your period, have you looked into your options for birth control? Either going to the Gynecologist to talk about using the pill or other hormonal contraception, and/or using a condom every time you have sex? It really isn't worth this stress and worry, right?
August 11, 2009 - 1:28pmThis Comment
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