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Q: Two weeks late period

asked by: nervous101 on April 23rd, 2009

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me and my girlfriend had sex on the week she was suppose to get her period but she didnt get it. a week later she still didnt get her period so she is now two weeks late. is it possible for her to have gotten pregnant when we had sex and her period is already delayed a week later?

sorry if its hard to understand but its really hard to explain it.

i have absolutely no answers to my question so if you no anything it would be a great help

Thanks

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Mabel

replied on April 23rd, 2009

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Did you have unprotected sex? WHY? Unprotected sex leads to pregnancy. Always at least wear a condom! ANYTIME there is unprotected sex there is a risk of pregnancy.

If it has been 2 weeks, have your girlfriend take a pregnancy test.

Linkee

replied on June 24th, 2009

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Answer

You can't just assume it's "safe" to have unprotected sex at specific times to avoid pregnancy. Theres ALWAYS a chance.

Use a condom or any of the other multitudes of choices in birth control if getting pregnant worries you.

Going to a doctor is your best bet to confirm a possible prenancy.

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