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Period came early, want to have sex on day of first day off active pill.
I switched birth control so I ended up getting my period early. I just finished my period tuesday and I take my last white pills tonight (thursday) and plan to have sex tomorrow. Am I still protected?
Yes, so long as you didn't miss any pills and took all your pills on time, you should be protected. Be certain to start your next pack on time, however, because if you don't, there will be a risk. Sperm can live inside you for 3-5 days, and if the pill pack is begun later than you are meant to, your body can have a chance to ovulate. If you think there's a possibility you may forget the day you are meant to start the next pack tomorrow, then use other protection.
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