[Elliebel]

Hi guys.
I'm on birth control, have been for 3 years and I take it perfectly. Never missed a day, and take it at the same time everyday.
I did have sex about two weeks ago, with a condom. But did fool around a little bit before without one.
I am suppose to get my period in a week...
Normally, about 2 weeks before my period my breasts get sore. But, they aren't sore at all and I kind of nervous. Could I be pregnant? Or why else are my breasts not sore this month? Thank you!

[Elliebel]

Hi guys.
I'm on birth control, have been for 3 years and I take it perfectly. Never missed a day, and take it at the same time everyday.
I did have sex about two weeks ago, with a condom. But did fool around a little bit before without one.
I am suppose to get my period in a week...
Normally, about 2 weeks before my period my breasts get sore. But, they aren't sore at all and I kind of nervous. Could I be pregnant? Or why else are my breasts not sore this month? Thank you!

[Fr_Chuck]

While is is most likely something else, yes women get pregnant at times on the pill and using condoms, we have a few experts here that it happened to. No birth control is 100 percent, so it is very possible.

[DoulaLC]

As Fr_Chuck said, it is possible. It is also not uncommon to not have the same type of symptoms each cycle prior to a period. Many women will find that it can change from time to time... sometimes more discomforts felt, sometimes less.

See what happens when you would expect your period.

[Elliebel]

Hi guys.
I'm on birth control, have been for 3 years and I take it perfectly. Never missed a day, and take it at the same time everyday.
I did have sex about two weeks ago, with a condom. But did fool around a little bit before without one.
I am suppose to get my period in a week...
Normally, about 2 weeks before my period my breasts get sore. But, they aren't sore at all and I kind of nervous. Could I be pregnant? Or why else are my breasts not sore this month? Thank you!

[Alty]

Pregnancy is always a possibility, even with the birth control pill and a condom, both used correctly. There's no form of birth control that's 100% effective.

Are you pregnant? There's really no way for us to know. It's possible, but there's only one way to find out. Wait for your period, if it's late, or you miss it, then take a pregnancy test.

Good luck.

[Fr_Chuck]

Merged, please do not keep posting new questions each time. Just add info to your own