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Q: 15 Year Old - Pregnancy

asked by: jaspacouts76 on June 6th, 2007

New User

Ok my girlfriend ad I are very young 15 and 16 and we’ve never had sex but we have done thing like and job and fingering, and we’ve dry humped but never with our clothes completely off there has ALWAYS been some form of clothing between us. Now for the last 2 months she has not gotten her period and is feeling awful she’s getting bad cramps and feeling like caca but she had been sick, she’s had mono and lime disease and been on some medication. I guess what I am asking is there any possible way and what should I do. We are both very very nervous and I just need to know if we are really over reacting or if this is possible. PLEASE help and thank you for anything u can

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nightangel73

replied on June 6th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Help Help Help 15 Year Old Pregnancy

jaspacouts76 wrote:

Ok my girlfriend ad I are very young 15 and 16 and we’ve never had sex but we have done thing like and job and fingering, and we’ve dry humped but never with our clothes completely off there has ALWAYS been some form of clothing between us. Now for the last 2 months she has not gotten her period and is feeling awful she’s getting bad cramps and feeling like health question but she had been sick, she’s had mono and lime disease and been on some medication. I guess what I am asking is there any possible way and what should I do. We are both very very nervous and I just need to know if we are really over reacting or if this is possible. PLEASE help and thank you for anything u can

if there was no intercourse and that means without clothing it is very unlikely that she is prego. She probably gots her period affected like that because of the mono and lime so I wouldn't worry about that.

Llewellyn

replied on June 6th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

My answer is in the same topic you posted in the birth control forum.

Doriz

replied on June 7th, 2007

New User

I understand your concern but she is not pregnant. She is young and her body is constantly going through changes. Besides her hormones getting all worked up, she's had mono and lime disease. The best thing she could do is go to a doctor and get herself checked.

Tylanas

replied on June 7th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I agree. It's nearly impossible for her to be pregnant. However, missing periods for any reason can indicate a larger health problem, so she needs to get that looked at.

However, I think many of us on here are concerned that you don't seem to know how babies are made.

Your penis would have to be inside her vagina with no condom or other protection. That's it. You don't have to "cum", because you precum (that stuff that comes out when you're hard but haven't done anything?) contains sperm. That's all it takes, so please, if you do decide to have sex, use a condom from the very beginning.

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