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From: (Not Displayed) Received: 6:09 am on Aug. 12, 2008 Return to Inbox
Subject: can you get pregnant like this?
ok so me and my boyfriend had sex the other day and we was protected useing a condom but when we finished and he pulled out the condom came of and the sperm went all over my vagina could it have gone up?r am I worrying about nothing as I'm not on pill.
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The chances are really slim. But look at this below site to see more about this situation and what it really comes down to.

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Its very crucial to get tested.  You can go to a local pharmacy or grocery store to pick up a pregnancy test.  And also look for the common signs.  Here is a list of things that commonly happen to a body very soon after a risk.

Missed menstrual period - Note that the symptom of "implantation bleeding" can seem like a light period, and give you the false impression that you started your period.
Sore nipples or sore breasts
Irritability
Tiredness or fatigue type symptoms
Symptoms similar to the symptoms of pre-menstrual tension
Vaginal bleeding (small amounts) - called "implantation bleeding"
Morning sickness
Nausea
Vomiting
Reduced mental sharpness - Symptoms such as concentration difficulty, minor forgetfulness, etc

Best of luck,


~jamesish~

Posted at 8:45 am on Aug. 12, 2008

Anonymous The chances are slim, but pregnancy is possible.

If this was less than 72 hours ago, I really urge you to go to your local pharmacy and purchase the plan B pill. This will prevent pregnancy and ease your fears and worries.

If it was longer than that, still try to relax. The chance of you being pregnant is tiny. The sperm likely died. So try to keep your stress levels low so there's nothing to throw off your period. Hopefully it will come just as it usually comes.

As long as you're not pregnant, I really urge you to talk to your doctor about birth control. Using condoms is great and really safe and responsible of you. But you've learned the hard way that mistakes can happen. Being on birth control gives you that extra coverage so you don't have to worry when something like this happens.

The best of luck to you.

Posted at 8:17 am on Aug. 12, 2008

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