Since you have had a period since you've had sex, you're not pregnant. Even if it is light, periods change all the time and this is normal... one month it may be heavier than the next and so on. The only way you can be pregnant is if the bleeding is not related to your period at all, but if it occurred at the time you were due for your period to arrive, then it was a period.
Having sex and using the pull out method is not known to be a very effective form of birth control-- if you are not trying to conceive a baby, using another form of contraception like birth control pills or condoms is a good idea.
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Hi Anon,
Since you have had a period since you've had sex, you're not pregnant. Even if it is light, periods change all the time and this is normal... one month it may be heavier than the next and so on. The only way you can be pregnant is if the bleeding is not related to your period at all, but if it occurred at the time you were due for your period to arrive, then it was a period.
Having sex and using the pull out method is not known to be a very effective form of birth control-- if you are not trying to conceive a baby, using another form of contraception like birth control pills or condoms is a good idea.
All the best,
Rosa
May 31, 2011 - 5:46amThis Comment
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