[Helloo88]

So I had unprotected sex, while on the birth control pill. I wasn't on the pill for long though. Over 14 days though. He did the "pull out" method. How stupid of me? I know he didn't in me, but what were worried about is precum. Because he has no idea about his precum or about it, in general. About a week or so goes by, and its close to getting my period. I got it on the 4th of last month, now it's the 1st of this month. Yesterday, I got symptoms of implantation bleeding, which is pinkish, brownish. But the thing is, I get that all the time. I get discharge quite often. Throughout the day, it picked up, into a blood. I've been wearing a tampon. And every time I take it out, to replace it. There is blood on it. A quite a bit of blood. A red red red red blood. A normal color blood you would get during your period. The blood isn't so heavy that I always need to rush to the bathroom to change my tampon, but it's there. So what do you think? Implantation, or my period? * and oh, by the way. The doctor said that since I'm in my last "set" type thing of my birth control pills, that this is the time, I SHOULD be getting my period. Can birth control lighten your period? So there are TWO questions, please help me. PLEASEEE!!




Now one more thing...
This bleeding isn't constant, but it comes.
Just like a period, isn't always constant.
But it also just comes.

[nauticalstar420]

To me, it sounds like your period. Implantation bleeding is more like spotting, rather than a constant flow. But I would like to say that 14 days of taking the pill isn't long enough for it to be very effective, and you should use another form of birth control along with it, such as condoms.

The pill can lighten your period, make cramps less severe, and in some cases it can make you skip a period or two.

[J_9]

Please read these FAQs
https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/womens...ert-53865.html

Do you wonder if you are pregnant?

As well as this one from another member, Stormy69

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/pregna...ing-26487.html

[buggage]

Yes pre- can get you pregnant as there is a small amount of sperm in it, and neither of you can feel its release. Whenever in doubt, it never hurts to take a hpt, however the bleeding you have sounds like a period esp since you are in that area of the pills for the month, and yes, using birth control can cause your periods to be different(lighter, heavier, shorter, longer, late, early, etc) Using a secondary form of because is always a good idea, (such as condoms) esp if you are late/missed on a pill.(also, make sure you are regularly tested for std's etc, once you start having intercourse.)