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Q: Withdrawal effectiveness ?
asked by: lifeisamazingxox on February 4th, 2008
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I had sex on the 3rd of this month and the next day I felt like I was about to start my period... I feel like that right now but My scheduled date is on the 15th soooooooooo
When I had sex... We didn't use a condom but he took it out before he "came"
He took it out really fast and I wasn't sure if he came a little or not.
I didn't quite hear what he said.
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Mabel
replied on February 4th, 2008
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The 3rd of this month was yesterday...

That said, yes, this would be around your fertile time of the month. The pull out method is not really considered birth control and can be really risky - both for STDs and for pregnancy. You have a few options, you can take Plan B if you feel you are at risk for pregnancy. Or you can take a test when your period is late.

You will need to see a doctor and get checked for STDs in the meantime. And never, ever ever have sex without birth control and a condom if you don't wish to be pregnant and/or get something.

(there is no test for guys who have HPV. So he could have been tested for STDs and still have that one. Nice, huh?)
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newmommy07
replied on February 4th, 2008
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Sounds like its the waiting game for you now. You should ask him if he did too. Did you notice any discharge as in his cum after you had sex? Goodluck, take a test to make sure if your worried.
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lele25
replied on February 4th, 2008
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You can get pregnant even if he "took it out before he came". I'm not saying that you are pregnant....but ANY time you have unprotected sex, regardless as to whether or not he comes in you, you run the risk of conception. If your really worried then you can still get Plan B (assuming you meant the 3rd as in yesterday). Other than that, all you can do is wait for your period. Y'all should really look into a reliable form of birth contol if you want to prevent pregnancy.
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