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Q: Morning-after-pill

asked by: celestie84 on November 14th, 2004

New User

Hello,
i am here to seek for some advice. My boyfriend and I had sex with condom on. However, it wasn't put on at the beginning (a few thrusts only). I am aware that pre-cum can cause pregnancy. However, I am not sure whether was there any pre-cum or not. I am aware of the usage of this pill. I am in almost the end of my cycle. I am not very keen on taking this pill looking at the side effects it might bring(it is not something good anyway). Should I take it?

Replies(1)

sandyallen

replied on November 14th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Their are a lot of b/c pills out their, plus the shot and the patch, wouln't it be easier to deal with the side-effects than a baby, some of the side effects are only temporary? Their are also other forms of b/c. Good luck! Even a few bumps could bring bring on the pre-cum, or just insertion.
Sincerely,
sandy

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