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Q: So Many Questions
asked by: itsallnew on January 16th, 2006
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Been looking up on the net, but still have lots of questions...

My first day of my last erratic period was jan. 2 2006. I had sex for the first time ever on jan. 7th and than on the 8th.

Than I had sex yesterday on the 14th. Searching the net tells me that this is probably in my more fertile time about 4 days before ovulation. Since than I have felt full in the lower pelvic region and I have had to go the bathroom more frequently. Should or could I be feeling these typical pregnancy symptoms so soon?

We did us condoms, but I am not on the pill. As I was putting a condom on, I started putting it on upside down so it would not roll down well, so I took it off and flipped it over. Than a few minutes later he came inside me. As I was reading through some of the replys, I have come to an understanding that pre-ejaculation serum has sperm... Could my flipping the condom over before he came cause me to become pregnant?
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mssassycherry
replied on January 20th, 2006
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Well maybe if any sperm was on the side that you flipped over, so when he went did he go in you are the condom? If he did go in you I would go get a test, if neg and you still don't feel better test again. Let me know what happens.
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Lilypad
replied on January 23rd, 2006
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If you are not trying to conceive I would strongly suggest a back up method, like bc pills or the bc patch or something. And there is also the morning after pill. All so much better than an unwanted pregnancy.
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