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Q: Unprotected Sex

asked by: ashleyy06 on December 24th, 2007

New User

okay so here's the deal, about a week ago me and my bf had unprotected sex, he never came in me but we were worried about pre-cum and everything, we had unprotected sex everyday of the week Monday-Friday i'm very aware that this puts me at high risk, anyways why i'm so worried is because a few days later i started getting headaches and cramping and i know those are some of the symptoms of pregnancy, but it's still too early to tell i think,, so i was curious i know there's a very high chance of me beeing pregnant, i was just wondering if anyone else has experienced these symptoms especially so early .. the symptoms i have so far are headaches, cramping, and feeling like i'm constipated... so could i be pregnant? or is it all in my head? thnx for your help Smile

xoxo.
Ashleyy.

Replies(5)

mominashoe

replied on December 24th, 2007

Supporter

So are you saying that you didn't actually have sex or you used the pull out method? And you did what every day.....actually had sex or?

I'm a little confused. If he wasn't inside of you at all, then of course you can't get pregnant. If he was inside, yes, you are right to be worried about getting pregnant, even if he didn't ejaculate.

You could just have PMS. IF you don't want to get pregnant, you shouldn't be fooling around like that, but I think you already realize that. If you miss your period, you'll need to take a test.

nightangel73

replied on December 24th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

you might be pregnant

young Girl

replied on December 24th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

you could be pregnant
but the headaches and everything you are feeling are NOT pregnancy related its TOO SOON for ANY symptoms so thats somethng else

if you havent missed a period then WAIT until AFTER you MISS a period

no your not high risk. its not "high possibilities"
you just might be
if you dont want to be then get on birth control and stop haveing unprotected sex

Flurries in the air

replied on December 28th, 2007

Experienced User

you could be pregnant
if u dont want to be pregnant stop having unprotected sex and use a condom or something
but those symptoms are probably just in your head.....its too early to have those symptoms right now

impulser23

replied on December 31st, 2007

Supporter

if ur not pregnant let this be a lesson. And dam sex everyday monday - friday..... god thats crazy and kinda bad cuz eventually ur gonna get sick of sex lawl. Anyways yea its too early for symptoms. My girlfriend loved unprotected sex until i told her about preejaculation and she totally didnt know that it could get u pregnant -.- what a dumb girl to not know haha well now she does. Maybe ur bf doesnt know about pre-ejac so maybe u should tell him about it. Once i told my girlfriend she flipped and got testers and everything =) im still praying that she isnt pregnant for those 2 times of unprotected sex but i used pull out method which is not affective.

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