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Q: Pregnancy from foreplay ?

asked by: lucy_iscool18 on June 17th, 2009

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A week ago today I engaged in foreplay with this boy. My period was due within the next day or so. He did not ejaculate but I'm worried that some precome may have got inside me. As I was so paranoid I took the morning after pill about 2 days after (with 48hours). However, I still have not had my period a week on and I am really worried I am pregnant. I have also a bad taste in my mouth and sore breasts and I read that is an early sign of being pregnant!! Please help me....I'm very worried!!

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susan862003

replied on June 18th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

From you description it is unlikely that you got pregnant. Sore breasts are also a PMS sign.

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