Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

unintentionally pregnant..?

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flippie19Guest ·
Hi everyone

I had sex with my boyfriend last week (2 days before my pill-free week). He didn't finish inside me, but we didn't use a condom, so it's possible some sperm got in. I'm on the pill, so nothing should be wrong, and I take it very regularly, every day between 11:00 and 13:00. (Sometimes I slip up and take it at 14:00 or 15:00.) But I've been in my pill-free week since Monday, and I still haven't gotten my period (it's Wednesday evening). I'm extremely worried that I might be pregnant. I'm only 15, after all. This is the first time there's been a 'risk' of pregnancy, which is probably why I'm so scared.

My parents would never be okay with this, which isn't surprising at my age.
I'm taking this pill: levonorgestrel ethinylestradiol 0.03/0.15. Has anyone had experience with it?

I'd love to hear from you all..

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  1. Luutje #2

    Best een test doen dan.

    Not meant badly, but I can't say you take the pill very strictly/on time. I always took it at 7 PM (rarely later).
    Don't know how serious this is, best to discuss with your GP. (You can also go without your parents )
  2. Lisa #3

    Ind! Just doing a quick test... Kruidvat's 2 for 5 euros is apparently very sensitive (I read that somewhere). You could try it out..
  3. Mama vanJ #4

    I’d also take a test if I were you. You can get them at Action for 2 for €1.49 (don’t get the 5 for €2.50 ones because those are ovulation tests). Or have you already taken a test? Also, I have to be honest and say I think it’s a bit reckless to have sex without a condom. Even if you take the pill regularly, there’s still that 1% chance of pregnancy, and what about STIs?
  4. Gast Guest #5

    and..?
  5. — #6

    A bit of a weird question from you, aren't there pregnancy tests for that? No lady on this forum can tell you whether you're pregnant or not! That's what tests are for.

    Maybe it's wise to use a condom from now on, so you don't have this uncertainty either.

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