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Q: Chances of Getting Pregnant From Pre-cum

asked by: DumboInCali on February 26th, 2006

New User

Last sunday, I had sex with my girlfriend for the first time. We did it without a condom, but I did not cum. I was worried about pre-cum, though i've read articles about it and some of them stated that it had no sperm in it... Which seems logical. But, just in case, the next day, my girlfriend went out and bought the plan b "morning after pill" and took it, both of the two doses at once. Now, i'm wondering... How low are the chances of her being pregnant? It seems pretty low right? Considering the facts that I did not cum in her, and we took the morning after pill...

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Lalee

replied on February 26th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

I honestly cannot say how effective the morning after pill is, as i've never done any research on it or used it. However, I would assume that, if she took it correctly, she should be fine.

However, that said, I want to caution you that pre-cum .D.O.E.S have sperm in it and absolutely .C.A.N cause pregnancy. I strongly suggest you wear a condom and have her look into birth control.

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