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My boyfriend has cam in me  over 12 times in the last week and a half I've been on antibiotics  that he doesn't know about but I'm also on birth control is there any chance I could be pregnant and  if I am when can I tell and what should I start doing should I stop taking my birth control and my antibiotics and do I need any vitamins?????????
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134578 tn?1693250592
Ask a pharmacist if [exact name of antibiotic] interacts negatively with and diminishes the effectiveness of [exact name of birth-control pill].  Or go on the website of the birth-control pill and see if they have a drug-interactions section, and look for your antibiotic.

If you are not telling your boyfriend that you are on an antibiotic because you got an STD from someone else, I don't think that is a good idea.  Your boyfriend should be warned if he is being exposed to something from you, (and if you aren't done with your antibiotics yet, he could be).  And if he gets it from you and is not treated, he can give it right back to you after your antibiotic run is over.
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5033762 tn?1370785022
wait to see if you miss your next cycle, if you do then take a pregnancy test. because antibiotics do mess with birth control pills.
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