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Is it safe to ejaculate inside of a woman who is taking birth control pills (i.e.--chances of unwanted pregnancy) (also this is a long term partner and there is no fear of sexually transmitted disease)?

 

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September 21 4:34 AM (26 minutes and 49 seconds later)
         
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Birth control pills are not 100% effective, they are very close, however.

www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/2007/NEW01550.html

This website, by the US Food and Drug Administration talks about the safety and efficacy of birth control pills.



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September 21 4:42 AM (7 minutes and 38 seconds later)
         
Reply to Andy R's Post: I understand that birth control pills are not 100% effective, but would like to know if ejaculating inside a woman somehow lowers or alters their efficacy.
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September 21 4:46 AM (3 minutes and 39 seconds later)
         
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It does lower their efficacy because you are increasing the chance of pregnancy. if you were to use a condom or not ejaculate inside the efficacy would be greater since the chance of pregnancy would be diminished.

You are not affecting the birth control pills, just increasing the chance of pregnancy.



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