I said girls because this is a question about birth control, and in my experience girls know more about it than guys.

You know how there's three weeks of hormone pills and one week of plecebos. My boyfriend wont have sex with me during the last week, when Im not taking the hormone pills. I am almost 100% sure that if you take your birth control every day, every month, you are still protected against pregnancy during this week. You get your period, but you dont ovulate. He doesnt understand this. But perhaps I am wrong. Does anyone know for sure?

I would have thought that the doctor, when I first started this birth control, would have stressed to use condoms or something during that week if it isnt protected.
powair Reviewed by powair on . Girls (or guys I suppose), I have a question. I said girls because this is a question about birth control, and in my experience girls know more about it than guys. You know how there's three weeks of hormone pills and one week of plecebos. My boyfriend wont have sex with me during the last week, when Im not taking the hormone pills. I am almost 100% sure that if you take your birth control every day, every month, you are still protected against pregnancy during this week. You get your period, but you dont ovulate. He doesnt understand Rating: 5