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Q: Withdrawal And Pregnancy Risk

asked by: scruffles on November 16th, 2005

Experienced User

I got my period on november 1, 2005. I have not had any sex at all for the past 3 months. My periods are pretty regular, every 28 days. On the 14th my boyfriend tried to have sex. Sorry for being so graphic. He tried to penetrate me, as soon as I felt the tip I immediately (within a second) I pushed him off. I haven’t had any sex and don’t plan to. What are my chances of being pregnant. Is it possible to get pregnant in this situation?
And when would be the earliest that I can have the pregnancy test done?

Replies(3)

Kgirl16

replied on November 16th, 2005

Experienced User

If your boyfriend was not wearing a condom, the only way you could be pregnant is if your boyfriend has "precum". This is a small amount of cum on the tip of his penis. Not always, but sometimes, sperm can be there. You have to wait until 4 days before your expected period to have a pregnancy test done. I would not worry too much, it is highly unlikely.

scruffles

replied on November 16th, 2005

Experienced User

Thank you. I have been sooooo stressing about this. Yes, I read up alot about precum. I am planning to test on 11/25/2005 (day after thanksgiving). Me and my boyfriend want a baby but not right now.

I am trying to keep myself from stressing out but its beginning to get to me.

solar001

replied on November 23rd, 2005

Experienced User

I doubt that you should have any problem at all. Especially if it was for like a second.

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