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I've been having unprotected sex with my bf for a while now and he never ejaculates inside. Could I get pregnant? (if I was pregnant I would be happy). I know theres small amounts of sperm that come out suring sex... But its such a small amout.. Is that enough to get someone pregnant?

Its weird... We had sex a couple weeks ago and blood came out of me alot as if I were on my period... And alot came out for only 2 days straight. Then it ended. And my stomach has been bloated for almost a month now. (my stomach has been getting big 2 weeks before the blood started). And I feel very nausious.

Could someone get their period during the first months of being pregnant???

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cherry88

replied on May 28th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Yes girls can get periods whilst they are pregnant.
Yes there is enough sperm in his pre ejaculation to get you pregnant, there are even traces of sperm in boys urine. Remember it only takes one to get you pregnant!!
If I were you I would get a test and see if you are pregnant, and in future use contraception because with sex there isnt just a baby to worry about theres .S.T.D.S!! So if u cant be bothered with using condoms, then go for the injection or the pill.

adrianarene

replied on December 18th, 2008

New User

same here.

the same thing is sorta happening to me!

im soo scared though cuz its feels so weird!!

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