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princessgirl11111

June 28th, 2012

Hello, I had sex and I used a condon, it didnt break what are the chances of pregnancy? It was put on well and before anything happened and it didnt slip
do i need to take the morning after pill? please advise me, i am just worried because i read in internet that people even using condons perfectly get pregnant

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kristigraham

replied June 29th, 2012

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No. Unless you think the condom was damage?. If it was fairly new, and treated well (not bent, not kept in a warm car or a wallet), you are very safe.

You cannot take the morning after pill every time you have sex.

The safest thing is to use birth control pills and condoms together.

Take care!

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