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Q: What Are the Odds?

asked by: Binary on November 24th, 2004

New User

Hey guys.. Recently my and my girlfriend has had intercourse.
We've had sex twice within a period of about 3 weeks.

Both times i've used a condom, and checked the condom prior to , and after sex.
And I didnt cum on either of the occations.
I've never touched "her area" with mine unprotected.

Everything seemed fine, yesterday she mensioned she about a week to a week and a half late for her period. And im worried sick , lol...
I dont care about fu.. Umm.. Messing my life up, but I couldnt do that to her...

A couple things iw ant to mension, perhaps they matter.

1) this is the first 2 times she's had sex.
2) she's had a cold for about 2 days.
3) her last period was pretty bad, she was laying down for about 2 days because of the pain.

I want to get a preg. Test, but I hear they only work accrautly (or as accurate as they get) 14 days after intercourse. And its only been 7 since our last , about 20 since our first.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

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Replies(8)

babyluvwu

replied on November 24th, 2004

Experienced User

If shes late for her period then I would try to take a htp test, if it comes up negative it could still be too early, the best way to know for sure is have her go to the doctor to get a blood test done

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kitty2luv

replied on November 24th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Umm im not too sure but im kinda in the same boat the guy used a condom didnt nut in me with the condoms on soo im clueless but gety her to the docs

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Binary

replied on November 24th, 2004

New User

Im sure you've heard this before, but if either of our parents find out, we'll be dead, lol...
So doctors might be hard -_-;

i'll try to get a @ home test,

is it normal for someone to skip if its they're first time, or if they are sick?
How irragular is it for someone to skip?

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sarahsweet

replied on November 24th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

It depends if she has a regular cycle or not...If she does have a regular cycle then it could be strange. But remember, that stress delays a period, if she is stressing about this, that might be why. The chances that she is pregnant is low, because you used a condon the right way, and you didnt do your biz both times. I would take a test, if it comes out neg, then I would assume that she really isnt pregnant. If her period doesnt come for along time, I would go to the doc, because it could be somthing else causing this. Good luck to you!!

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Binary

replied on November 24th, 2004

New User

Ty for the help guys.
If she takes a test say today or tomarrow.
Will it be effective, even for the most recent intercourse? (6-7 days ago)

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oangelc543

replied on November 24th, 2004

Experienced User

I'm guessing you are both teenagers? Alot of teenage girls have irregular cycles... Her period is late tho, so you should get her a test.. If it comes out negative and she is still late, she needs to go to a doctor.

If you want to get her to a doctor without your parents finding out, there are plenty of women's crisis, and teenage pregnacy clinics that will test her for free.

Goodluck!

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iwuzjustleaving

replied on November 24th, 2004

New User

If the last time you had sex was 6-7 days ago and she is a week and half late than it shouldn't matter. I would get a test that contains 2 of them take one now wait a week or 2 and test agian

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sarahsweet

replied on November 24th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Agreed

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