First of all, having sex for the first time does not cause heavy bleeding. Since you started your week "free of pills" on Saturday, your period can start and finished any time between that 7 day period. The heavy bleeding was your period.
When you took the EC it completely disrupted your cycle because you not only took it while on your period, but you also took it while on birth control pills. You should not take both kinds of contraceptives at the same time. Taking one or the other is enough to prevent pregnancy.
In conclusion, your cycle is disrupted because of taking the EC not because of pregnancy, even though the side effects of taking EC can be similar to pregnancy symptoms. Your birth control, plus the fact that he did not ejaculate into your vagina, assures you will not become pregnant.
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Hello and thank you for sharing your question.
First of all, having sex for the first time does not cause heavy bleeding. Since you started your week "free of pills" on Saturday, your period can start and finished any time between that 7 day period. The heavy bleeding was your period.
When you took the EC it completely disrupted your cycle because you not only took it while on your period, but you also took it while on birth control pills. You should not take both kinds of contraceptives at the same time. Taking one or the other is enough to prevent pregnancy.
In conclusion, your cycle is disrupted because of taking the EC not because of pregnancy, even though the side effects of taking EC can be similar to pregnancy symptoms. Your birth control, plus the fact that he did not ejaculate into your vagina, assures you will not become pregnant.
Faith
May 16, 2015 - 1:18pmThis Comment
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