What are the chances I'm pregnant when the condom broke?

Birth control starts working pretty much the same day as you start taking it (or so my doctor tells me) And the first week is the most important because that week is when your actual ovaries stop ovulating. So if what my doctor said to me is correct then you should be safe. But I would advise taking a pregnancy test just incase. Hope this helped x

According to my research there is a 1% chance or less of you being pregnant.

1-Birth control pills are effective 6 days after taking them. 2-The fact that your boyfriend pulled out before cumming lowers the chances of semen being released. 3-If in doubt call the doctor or nurse to find out. 4- Read the packaging that came with your pills.

For more info visit this website: http://www.fwhc.org/birth-control/thepill.htm

And remember you have more chances of getting pregnant if you forget to take the pill and the pill doesn’t protect you from STDS or AIDS so be careful!

ariechan, prkswllflwr is right according to what Dr. Drew Pinsky (Dr. Drew on a radio show called LoveLine) says. The thing to do NOW (as in TODAY) is get to a ‘morning after pill’. This is NOT an abortion pill! It simply prevents your ovaries from releasing an egg. It has exactly the same chemicals as some of the birth control pills. It is not 100%, but it is your best bet. I’m not sure about where you live, but in some states it is available without prescription from drug stores, and if not from Planned Parenthood, a local health clinic, or your doctor. PLEASE DO NOT JUST CROSS YOUR FINGERS. Good luck.

your not having a baby next time use 3 condoms