Bleeding, especially heavy bleeding like you say you are having, indicates you are not pregnant. So "in the clear". You may want to work extra diligently to make sure you don't put yourself at further risk for pregnancy and having to take the plan B pill. If you intend to continue to be sexually active, it may be time to schedule an appointment with your doctor (gynecologist, or family doctor) to go over birth control methods and find one that's right for you. Or have your partner pitch in by picking up some condoms. This time can be fun for both of you if you take precautions and avoid unneeded stress.
For more information, please review these articles: Help! The Condom Broke During Sex: How to Prevent "Wardrobe Malfunctions", Which Birth Control Method is Most Effective?, and Birth Control: What Works, What Doesn't and What's Best For You?
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Bleeding, especially heavy bleeding like you say you are having, indicates you are not pregnant. So "in the clear". You may want to work extra diligently to make sure you don't put yourself at further risk for pregnancy and having to take the plan B pill. If you intend to continue to be sexually active, it may be time to schedule an appointment with your doctor (gynecologist, or family doctor) to go over birth control methods and find one that's right for you. Or have your partner pitch in by picking up some condoms. This time can be fun for both of you if you take precautions and avoid unneeded stress.
December 20, 2010 - 9:14amFor more information, please review these articles: Help! The Condom Broke During Sex: How to Prevent "Wardrobe Malfunctions", Which Birth Control Method is Most Effective?, and Birth Control: What Works, What Doesn't and What's Best For You?
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