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Q: Help!

asked by: AcesAndEights on May 9th, 2004

New User

Okay heres the situation! On tuesday my boyfriend and I had sex. He ejaculated early. Half inside me. Its sunday now and i've been alittle bloated and very hungry and getting dizzy and stuff like that. On thursday he ejaculated again but not as much inside of me too. And we just broke up last night. Could I be pregnant? Or is it still too early to tell? I usually get my period around the 21st or 23rd. Please help.

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cherry_pie

replied on May 9th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

It doesn't matter how much or little a guy ejaculates in you, he doesn't even have to cum inside of you for a person to get pregnant. If your not on any type of birth control there is a very very very good chance that you are pregnant. However I don't think that if you were pregnant you would be feeling anything yet. Wait until a week after your supposed to get your period b4 you take a test, it'll be the most accurate then.

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