I recently had sex with my boyfriend. I didn't ejaculate, and there were only pre-cum in the condom. I hadn't ovulated yet, as it happened about a day after my period ended. When I pulled out, the condom slipped and practically fell out. Is there a good chance I'm pregnant? It's been at least four days now. Is there anything I can do?
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Hey What is the probability of pregnancy if you have a 29-day cycle, your last period was on July 24, 2022, and you had unprotected sex on August 14 (but without ejaculation)? When (date) can you take a pregnancy test? Which one is recommended? Does the morning-after pill still make sense here?
Hey everyone, I wanted to ask you what the test looks like for you. Unfortunately, I can't find anything about it online. I actually did everything right. I haven't had my period for three days (I usually get them regularly anyway). However, I've had very light bleeding since yesterday; it's very light and barely noticeable….
Hello, unfortunately I have taken the pill for longer than 21 days a few times, so to speak, I took it the whole way through. This was because I was very unsettled, either by making a mistake while taking it (inadvertently extending the break) or by frequent diarrhea shortly after taking the pill. I was…
A friend of mine always has unprotected sex and then eats very little for a week, only about 400 calories, to prevent pregnancy from happening in the first place. Do you think that works?
A friend of mine partially came inside me. The problem is, I was supposed to take the pill at 6:30 p.m., but I took it 20 minutes after the incident and everything was washed out. Am I pregnant now?
Hello, I personally always find something funny to bizarre, a bagatelle is pushed by corresponding answers to the drama…
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Ah yes, there are again these ominous and superbly “Lust Drops” which, if at all, do not have sufficient surviving sperm cells for fertilization and also do not originate from the male testicles, but still remain always provide enough racks in the chicken stall. This is as similar to the subject of pill and antibiotics. No real danger at all commercial AB, but one trembles.
>>Is the chance high I am pregnant?<
No!
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You must Don’t do anything, that’s the joke. – Many very dear greetings and a completely carefree week, Imke =)
Sperms can also be found in the lust drops.
Sperm survive in the female body for up to 5 days. Depending on the cycle length, this can lead to pregnancy.
You can’t do anything anymore.
19 days after the contraception period or without the period, any commercially available pregnancy test, if carried out exactly after package leaflet, is absolutely meaningful.
Hello, the chance is low because you were not fertile. You can go to the pharmacy and ask for the pill. Some can take you up to 5 days later.
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After 4 days, you can’t do anything.
The probability of getting pregnant is not high but also not impossible. Sperms survive 5 days in the egghead.
Pregnant one is only when a fertilized egg cell enters and this is only 7 to 10 days after the fertilizer