First let me say that withdrawal is not a reliable form of birth control and you can most definitely become pregnant this way. If you are going to have sex please at least purchase some condoms. Otherwise, you can go to a Planned Parenthood in your area and they will set you up with whatever form of birth control you feel is best for you that is also reliable.
Menstrual cycles evolve over a lifetime. So as you age they change a little here and there. You don't say you missed a period so it may just be that your cycles are becoming a little longer. That would not indicate a health problem necessarily. Remember your body is not a machine, so things are not always precise and can change a bit from month to month and year to year. I would not be concerned about this if you have not missed a period.
Thank you for your question and please, please take control of your sex life and get on a reliable method of birth control. Good luck.
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Hi Anonymous
First let me say that withdrawal is not a reliable form of birth control and you can most definitely become pregnant this way. If you are going to have sex please at least purchase some condoms. Otherwise, you can go to a Planned Parenthood in your area and they will set you up with whatever form of birth control you feel is best for you that is also reliable.
Menstrual cycles evolve over a lifetime. So as you age they change a little here and there. You don't say you missed a period so it may just be that your cycles are becoming a little longer. That would not indicate a health problem necessarily. Remember your body is not a machine, so things are not always precise and can change a bit from month to month and year to year. I would not be concerned about this if you have not missed a period.
Thank you for your question and please, please take control of your sex life and get on a reliable method of birth control. Good luck.
September 27, 2010 - 6:51amThis Comment
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