CrazyBanana
48 posts since April 17th, 2004
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/ Sexual Health - Women on 10-06-2004 08:45am
If you used a condom, and he did not ejaculate inside of you, the chances of you being pregnant are very slim. You're probably not pregnant. So relax, because worrying will only make you more paranoid. If you miss a period, start vomitting, or experience other symtpoms of pregnancy, take a test, and if you're worried about experiencing pregna... more
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/ Sexual Health - Women on 09-21-2004 18:16pm
Wow. 1st of all, I don't know what kind of damage could be done to the tissues of your throat, but I think you should talk to your boyfriend about this. When performing oral sex on a guy, I was under the impression that most girls prefer to be in total control (as it is easy to gag, etc.) of the situation. It's natural for a guy to start thrus... more
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/ Birth Control on 09-21-2004 18:09pm
I posted about this earlier, but yes...I'm on the pill, and i've experienced morning sickness-like symptoms. I just started my 3rd pack of pills, and the last 2 mornings, I felt queasy in the morning, and I retched in the toilet and (sort of) threw up (by sort of, I mean there really wasn't anything in my stomach to vomit, because I had just awok... more
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/ Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms on 09-17-2004 23:14pm
Like savannah said, the withdrawal method is not very reliable. You should probably make an appointment w/ the doctor, and in the mean time, go to your local drug store and purchase a home pregnancy test.
Your doctor can #1--administer urine and blood tests to determine if you are indeed pregnant, #2--talk with you about contraception, safe sex... more
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/ Birth Control on 09-16-2004 14:25pm
I thought most doctors say that the pill is not reliably effective until at least a month (some say 3) of taking the pill. And if you really don't want to get pregnant, using condoms as a backup method of contraception is much safer.
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/ Sexual Health - Women on 09-12-2004 00:28am
I'm more concerned/surprised about your calling yourself a nympho than your guy using viagra. I thought that term isn't used by people in the medical field. There's nothing wrong with having a high sex-drive, right? Unless you actually have some sort of sex-addiction issues, but calling yourself a nympho seems harsh.
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