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No period after second pack of pills
Hello! So here’s what happened so far:
1. June 24 - I started with my second pack of birth control pills. First pack was from May 27-june 16 and I was taking them at 1pm, but when I started my second pack, I switched the time to 9:30pm. Read that this was okay as long as it doesn’t go beyond 12hrs & that the best time to switch times is when you start a new pack.
2. June 26 - I engaged in sexual contact with my boyfriend. We used a condom but a small part of his penis towards the base wasn’t covered by a condom and after a while, we realized that it was wet but we weren’t sure if it was precum leak or if it was liquids from me (I was on top). According to my research there’s a huge possibility that the liquids could be natural lubrication from me. He didn’t ejaculate at all.
3. June 30 & July 1 - engaged in sexual contact, used a condom, no ejaculation
4. July 16 - Finished my second pack of pills
Currently on my 5th pill free day and I still haven’t gotten my period. Should I be worrying about pregnancy or is this normal for birth control users?
1. June 24 - I started with my second pack of birth control pills. First pack was from May 27-june 16 and I was taking them at 1pm, but when I started my second pack, I switched the time to 9:30pm. Read that this was okay as long as it doesn’t go beyond 12hrs & that the best time to switch times is when you start a new pack.
2. June 26 - I engaged in sexual contact with my boyfriend. We used a condom but a small part of his penis towards the base wasn’t covered by a condom and after a while, we realized that it was wet but we weren’t sure if it was precum leak or if it was liquids from me (I was on top). According to my research there’s a huge possibility that the liquids could be natural lubrication from me. He didn’t ejaculate at all.
3. June 30 & July 1 - engaged in sexual contact, used a condom, no ejaculation
4. July 16 - Finished my second pack of pills
Currently on my 5th pill free day and I still haven’t gotten my period. Should I be worrying about pregnancy or is this normal for birth control users?
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