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Q: What are odds of getting pregnant , trojan condom was used

asked by: twinkle_eyes_25 on July 16th, 2006

New User

Ok...I actually have three questions.

1. Are there professionals answering these questions?

2. What are the procedures of going on the pill? What must be done...Blood work? Anything?

3. What are the odds of getting pregnant if a trojan condom was used?

I have one 9 month old already and I know I should take a test but I need some sort of advice that will help me relax until then. My period is also late two days...However I have been under a lot of stress lately and I heard that has an effect on things and also I heard after having a baby, things can take a while to get back in order and I also heard that it takes up to 10 years before your period can have a permanent schedule. So... If a health professional can answer this I would be so grateful.

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starshyne530

replied on July 17th, 2006

Experienced User

1.) no
2.) go to the gyno... When I went I had your usual vagina check-up... Pap smear and whatnot. No blood work. Maybe a finger prick but no viles of blood samples were taken to my recollection... And you get to pee in a cup!
3.) not sure... Not 100%, thats for sure, since the only thing that is 100% effective for not getting pregnant is not having sex... Check the box.. There's tons of info printed all over it... Inside it too.

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