pregnant?

agree with apricot i'm afraid. jst coz yr bf said it was ok, u believed him?! if the condom split - u get the morning after pill - better 2 b safe than sorry! anyway, its 2 late 4 u 2 have it now, i suggest u go 2 the chemist & get a pregnancy test

Is it possible to get pregnant if the condom accidentally slips off and your bf comes inside you, but you're on the Pill?

if the condom accidentally slips off and your bf comes inside you

Neither condoms nor the Pill are 100% effective. But they're 98-99% So there's always the smallest chance. This said, I happily don't use condoms and I trust the pill to do its job.

However, as you say you had sex a week ago, and your period is now due in another 2 weeks, thankfully there is a good chance that you won't be pregnant. This, of course, is assuming that you have regular cycles. Because your egg will only be released around now, so a week ago you won't have been fertile.

You are of course absolutely right, but bear in mind that sperm have been known to live for up to seven days inside the uterus and that her ovulation could be a couple of days out and you've got a much higher chance of pregnancy. It's still not what you'd call LIKELY, seeing as there's only around a 20% success rate for conception every cycle, but it's best not to falsely reassure yourself on the basis of where you are in your cycle.

Can I just clarify this (said it so many times but I still see people panic and ask funny questions). The Pill is >99% effective and condoms are 97% effective - both assume correct usage - so no split condoms or missed pills. However, the efficacies are worked out from the number of pregnancies resulting from 100 sexually active women using them for a year. I.e. for condoms three or fewer will get pregnant for every hundred and for the Pill, fewer than one for every hundred will get pregnant. This means that on an individual basis, correctly used contraceptive methods CAN be 100% effective in preventing pregnancy for that particular woman. There is no need to worry that every 100 times you have sex you will get pregnant!

However the big problem with using only condoms is that if they break you have no backup plan. If you miss a Pill you can just use condoms for the next seven days but you don't have the same kind of contingency plan with condoms alone - if it's split, it's split. So I would always recommend using some form of hormonal contraception as well as a physical barrier in a long term relationship involving regular sex and assuming everything works out for you, OP, this is something you should look into. This experience should also be a valuable lesson in teaching you not to have blind faith in your boyfriend! Always check things yourself. In regards to your query about pregnancy testing, there is an extra sensitive home kit called First Response, which can be used up to five days before a missed period. There is a link to some info here: http://www.firstresponse.com/might/whenToTest.asp. Alternatively, and perhaps more reliably, you can go and have a chat with someone at a GUM clinic or at your local GP's surgery.