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Q: Condom left inside

asked by: HugoD on April 13th, 2009

New User

It's my first time doing something like this so I apologize if I did this wrong. I just had sex with a friend of mine after we were done, I pulled out and the condom (no spermicide)stayed inside of her. We found it after a 5 minute search but now we're worried. Can she get pregnant because the condom was inside her even though I didn't ejaculate at all? If she can, are there any pills she can take besides Plan B because she took it about two weeks ago from a little incident we had and I heard you can't take it twice a month for some reason. Please Help!

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boosmommie

replied on April 13th, 2009

New User

if you didn't ejaculate then i think that you both will be fine...though there is still a chance because your pre cum has sperm in it...if i were you i would tell her to talk to her doctor to find out what else she can do or talk to the pharmacy about this other pill they have out there where you don't need a perscription!

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Maddie34

replied on April 13th, 2009

Moderator

It's safe to take Plan B twice in a month. The short term side effects will suck, but there normally isn't an actual health risk involved.

If you're in a situation where Plan B is needed twice in a month, then you should consider a different form of birth control. If you want to stick with condoms then use condoms with spermicides.

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