1.If you count pregnancy from the last menstrual period, then yes, you would ovulate that first month. It'd be the egg that gets conceived. If you count it from conception, then no, you won't ovulate again once that egg's implanted.
2. How long has it been since you had the sex that's worrying you, and when is your next period due? Depending on those dates, bringing on your period by birth control won't work. If the egg's already implanted, the birth control won't make your period come and flush it out. You may want to ask this over at the amipregnant community and fill out the survey. They can help you more than I can.
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Date: 2005-06-23 08:13 am (UTC)2. How long has it been since you had the sex that's worrying you, and when is your next period due? Depending on those dates, bringing on your period by birth control won't work. If the egg's already implanted, the birth control won't make your period come and flush it out. You may want to ask this over at the amipregnant community and fill out the survey. They can help you more than I can.