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Q: Repeated pull out method

asked by: Lolita17 on April 12th, 2009

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i'm 17 and unfortunately used the pull out method repeatedly on the 8th of April which is my most fertile time of the month. I have not taken any morning after pill and i'm not on the pill either. It's only been 4 days so i don't think there would be any signs but i keep on looking for gherkins, tomato and mayonnaise mix ( i usually hate tomatoes and gherkins.) I've also been feeling sick and moody. I think it's only stress or indigestion but my boyfriend is really worried i might be pregnant.
Is he just paranoid or could i actually be pregnant? there should be no signs yet right? should i take a test?
Thank you

Replies(2)

zigemyster

replied on April 12th, 2009

Moderator

Pull out method is not a great form of birth control. Many have became pregnant that way.

Best way to find out is to take a test...

Maddie34

replied on April 12th, 2009

Moderator

Wait two weeks and then take a test.

If/when you get a negative, you need to look into getting some for of birth control, whether it be condoms, pills, or whatever. The pull out method is not a method of birth control.

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