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Q: may be pregnant ?

asked by: PistolSilverbullet on July 2nd, 2008

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Okay, so me and my boyfriend had sex yesterday and when he pulled out, we noticed there was cum on the bed. He examined the condom and it was not broken or anything. He thinks it was when he pulled out that some cum came out of the top. I did not feel anything different when he was inside of me but just to be sure, i cleaned myself out with water and I still felt nothing out of the ordinary.

Is it possible for me to get pregnant if some cum came out while he pulled out even if he wasn't completely inside of me?

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Mabel

replied on July 2nd, 2008

Moderator

If any sperm was inside you, then yes there is a possibility of pregnancy. You could get Plan B since it hasn't been too long.

Water will not wash away sperm. You can't clean it out.

Getting pregnant = you would not feel pregnant, nor any different for about 2 weeks.

Users who thank Mabel for this post: PistolSilverbullet

PistolSilverbullet

replied on July 2nd, 2008

New User

Okay, that helps a lot. Thanks!

It may be nothing since the sperm clearly came from the top of this condom and not the tip. But Plan B should resolve everything

AyaMiyaki

replied on July 2nd, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Are you sure it was semen on the bed and not your own mucus? Women have cervical mucus and lubricating fluids that are expelled during sex.

I agree that Plan B would be a good idea. Try to get it today and take it immediately.

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