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Q: pregnant - sex & didnt pull out

asked by: confused092105 on March 24th, 2008

New User

ok so i must have had sex at least 4 times where he didnt pull out.
so i was more likely hoping i was pregnant
and then today i got my period
so im confused about the whole situation im pretty mad.
i mean its only been 20 days since my last period
and it doesnt make no sense,
any advice or anybody get there period when they were pregnant? i need help here

Replies(2)

Altari

replied on March 24th, 2008

Experienced User

If you got your period, you're most likely not pregnant. Implantation bleeding can't really be confused for a period. You may be experiencing a failed implantation, which would cause an early period.

Reptar

replied on March 24th, 2008

Experienced User

Well, you're not likely to get pregnant every time you have protected sex, it takes some people months to conceive. If you're not keeping track of your cycle, it's hard to know exactly when you're ovulating, so if you're TTC it's good to look into that. But, good news is, if you normally have a 28 day cycle, this could be implantation bleeding. Good luck.

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