Could you be pregnant if stopped taking birth control after getting your period had for six days and then unprotected sex two was finished?
It is possible to get pregnant after stopping birth control, even if you have already had your period. There is a chance that you ovulated before your period ended, or that you ovulated early in your cycle. If you had unprotected sex during this time, there is a risk of pregnancy.
To be sure, you should take a pregnancy test. Pregnancy tests can be purchased at most drugstores. If the test is positive, you should see a doctor to confirm the pregnancy. If the test is negative, but you are still concerned about being pregnant, you should see a doctor. They can do a blood test to check for pregnancy hormones.
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