Using birth control entirely eliminates the risk of having an unplanned pregnancy. true or false

It is false that the usage of birth control eliminates the risk of having an unplanned pregnancy entirely. There are many instances where birth control has been shown to not function as it should. It is not an absolute method of eliminating the risk of having an unplanned pregnancy, although it has a high possibility of reducing the chances. Birth control works by manipulating the female reproductive cycles, but, not all cycles are the same and when not taking the pill on time, there is a chance that a woman can become pregnant from sex.

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