Condom stuck – afraid of pregnancy and no gynecologist on the weekend?
Hello,
I had a contraceptive accident; the condom got stuck, and I didn't notice until the end. Luckily, I got the condom out again, but I also noticed some semen at the entrance. Now I'm justifiably worried that something might have happened. The whole topic is very shameful, so I find it very difficult to talk about it (due to past sexual violence), which makes it all even more difficult for me. I don't have anyone I can talk to about it, and even my new partner, who I've been with for a short time, has trouble sharing my concerns with him. I know it's stupid… but it's still a bit difficult for me. 🙂
I went straight to the pharmacy today to get the morning after pill, but the consultant said it wouldn't work because I had ovulated a week ago.
I know I have to go to the gynecologist, but it's the weekend…what should I do now?
Best regards
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Why do you want to be a female doctor? He can’t change anything.
If your period is not there in 14 to 20 days, you can make a test.
If your ovulation was already, you can’t get pregnant.
Yeah, that’s true. It was just the pharmacist who told me. It was my uncertainty about why I wanted to know that again. My period should come next week when everything goes well. I’m a little too scared in this subject. But thank you!
The ovulation takes place 14 days before the next period.
It is only 5 days before the ovulation, the day of the ovulation and the 24 hours thereafter.
The probability is very low in your falm that the ovulation has moved so far to the rear.
As said, a test is meaningful 19 days after sex if you should not get the peril by then. A female doctor visit would make sense only about 2 weeks after a positive test.