if you miss 2 birth control pills during week 2 and have sex on those days can you get pregnant?

i do it with my man more then that in one day! haha
well, you ovulate 10-15 days after the first day of your period! and yes its normal to have period after missing pills. what the pill does is trick your body into beleving that its preg. in doing so it doesn't give out any eggs.
My suggustion to you to get preg is to take the pill for a whole week or two, miss three days with out coreccting your mistake or stop taking all together, after; wait 13days after first day of period, and if you want even have sex on your period to make things accurit. but after have sex, and enjoy!!

Hi, Sexyrika,

Welcome to EmpowHer! And thank you for your question.

Does your boyfriend agree that it's time to try for a baby? Have the two of you talked about this?

Some women get pregnant in the first month after taking the pill; for others it can take a few months for their cycle to become regular without the pill.

One way to know when you are ovulating is to stay aware of your cervical mucus. When you are not ovulating, it will be whitish, a bit sticky and thick. When you are about to ovulate, it will get clear and have a consistency more like egg whites -- slippery and shiny. That mucus is a signal that your body is receptive to sperm entering it to fertilize an egg.

In general, we ovulate about 14 days before our periods begin. Keep track on a calendar for a few months and you'll have a much better idea.

Does this help some?

I'm glad you have found this site useful; hopefully we can help answer your question as well.

You are right on the border line for whether or not to take emergency contraception (Plan B). Typically, if a woman misses one pill, then takes it as soon as she remembers, the instructions say you do not need to use extra protection (and, thus, Plan B would not be recommended). Typically, if a woman misses two or more pills in-a-row, and has sex during this time, then it is highly recommended that she take Plan B.

Your body was without the synthetic hormones from your pills for 52 hours; 28 additional hours than is recommended (take a pill every 24 hours). It is necessary to double-up on your missed pills, and it would not be harmful if you chose to take Plan B. Since you missed one pill, and then took the next one 4 hour late, it would probably be a good idea to take Plan B, if it is accessible to you, to be on the safe side, and prevent extra worry and concern for the next few weeks until your period begins.

How to double-up on your pills (you may already know this):
Friday: took pill
Saturday: missed pill
Sunday: took Sunday pill late
Monday: take Monday's pill and Saturday's missed pill
Tuesday: pill as usual

Plan B works by preventing pregnancy before it occurs; having sex this morning means you are not pregnant yet (it takes a while for the sperm to join with the egg, then for the fertilized egg to travel down the fallopian tubes and finally implant in the uterus). Your birth control pills prevent the egg from being released in the first place, but you never know if the 52-hour window of no-hormones was enough for your body to ovulate. It's unlikely, but you never know..it is a possibility. Plan B would work to prevent a fertilized egg from implanting (if you did ovulate, and if the sperm did fertilize the egg...a lot of "if's").

I hope this helps; I'm sure it is not the definitive answer you were looking for, but I would tend to err on the side of caution and take Plan B.

Let us know what you decide!

Most likely, you are spotting because of the 3-day interruption of hormones from not taking your birth control pills. However, there is a chance of pregnancy; whenever you miss more than two pills, the instructions usually tell you to use other birth control protection for 7 days and either take two pills for three days or else throw that pack out and start a new pack on the following sunday (even if you are bleeding).

When is your period due?