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Q: When?

asked by: summer17 on March 25th, 2005

New User

Ok.. I have heard a lot about ovulating and I was wondering how do you know when you are ovulating because everyone apparently knows but me.. I am scared and nervous about getting pregnant. I dont want to be pregnant. Not that I am scared about having a baby. I just dont want to screw up by being a mom. I am only 17 and I need help.. I recently had sex and my boyfriend told me that the condom broke and I am scared to death what do I do?? Please help!!

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BrianBaby

replied on March 25th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

You ovulate about half way during your cycle. Like 14 days after your last period. Hun, if it stresses you out so much you should really reconsider being sexual active untill your ready to handle the responsibilites that come with it. Condoms and birth control are good, but they aren't 100% effective! Good luck hun!

summer17

replied on March 25th, 2005

New User

I know where you are coming from brianbaby because I really don't think I am ready to care for a child so I do think I will take your advice and rethink being sexually active thanks for your advice and if anyone else would like to put a good advice thought in then be my guest all I ask is be polite please dont bash me with negative advice.

xo_ash

replied on March 31st, 2005

New User

I know how u feel because im pretty stresssed out myself right now..Waiting and hoping that my period comes. You should ovulate 14 days before ur next period and theres usually a small amt of discharge visible, thin 'egg white' like substance.Other then that I have noo clue, I usually dont notice these things up till recently.Well good luck to u

BrianBaby

replied on March 31st, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Anytime hun!!

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