I realize it's never completely safe unless protection is used, but I hear there are safer times than others (nameley the middle of her cycle is the most dangerous).  I recently had sex with my girlfriend, withdrew, but I'm concerned some pre-ejaculate may have escaped.  She had her period last week.  Just wondering how at risk we are for pregnancy?
211111
that method doesn't always workout my friend...I have homies now that are fathers because of that so called trick...
506167
You do not have symptoms of pregnancy immediately after sex.  It takes a day or two for fertilization to happen, and a few more days after that for the embryo to implant.  So your diminishing period is unrelated to the sexing\n\nWhat you describe... you'd have to be pretty unlucky to get pregant while\n1) On your period\n2) Practicing withdrawal.\nI mean, sure, it's possible, and there are probably tons of women who became moms in just such a manner, but neither of these are recommended practices for trying to get pregnant.  You're probably okay.  If you miss your next period take a pregnancy test, yadda yadda... and remember this fear next time you're inclined to have some bareback action.
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Yes- this is very possible and the withdrawl method has a very high failure rate, as there can still be pre-ejaculate present, which contains enough sperm to result in pregnancy.
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Always rule out pregnancy when a 'weird period' is involved.  Yes, big stress (and moving into a new house is it) can most certainly effect your cycle, but if it was light pink spotting and not really cramping, please be sure to take that PG test, even if you have had protected sex.  My Mom and Sis got PG on the pill, so it's possible for that to happen, so always be safer than sorry and if it's not that, please just rely on the stress factor and see if it's normal next month :)
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If it is near her time of ovulation, then there is a good chance.  You don't mention how long her cycles are, but if she has a 28 day cycle then there is a good chance.  Any contact of semen on or near the vaginal opening can result in pregnancy.  If there was only pre-ejaculate, it is still possible as it still contains sperm,  If her next period is late, her best bet is to wait at least two weeks, then have a blood test done by her doctor as this is the most accurate way of testing.
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1.  She doesn't use birth control\n2.  You don't wear a condom.\n3.  She missed a period.\n\nChances are she's pregnant.  The chances are high.  Ejaculation isn't always the way to get someone pregnant.  PRECUM, which is the the ejaculation before the main event, is usually what gets a woman pregnant.\n\nSorry bud, but the chances are high that you'll be a daddy.
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Yes. Pre-ejaculate is actually more fertile than the actual ejaculate. If he touched himself, and got it on his finger, and then touched you, you could get pregnant. You can get pregnant on your period and even on birth control. If you dont take the pill every single day, it actually makes you more fertile. Sex is no joke or something to take chances with. Protect yourself and your future children!!!
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not likely because she is shedding the lining of her uterus and not releasing eggs at this time.\n\nirregular periods can mess that theory up thought so if you dont want to become pregnant it is best   to use  protection
570347
I think that you are referring to SEMINAL FLUID here. This is the fluid that carries the male sperm. I gather that you are concerned that you may be pregnant so I surmise then that neither of you took any precautions. As there may have been sperm present in this fluid it is possible. If you have taken your period then all is well, if not, go for a pregnancy check or buy  atesting kit at the pharmacy. Good luck....
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You are very very unlikely to get pregnant, but its is just possible.\n\nIf either of you have any infections (and I'm not just talking about the big ones here, things like thrush can be transmitted too) you could share them.\n\nIts not dangerous in itself, just a bit messy. The effluent from your days is actually mildly antiseptic.
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I'm not an authority on this but just had a baby boy born last Saturday. My wife was drinking in he first month because we didn't know she was pregnant. After that she didnt touch a drop and our baby was born absolutely perfect. Mind you she never smoked the ganga. But I smoked for over 10 years very heavily. Right up to the pregnancy. Seems as soon as I stopped she got pregnant. Good form of birth control.\n\nBut I would recommend to your friend to see her GP and have an early scan and blood tests. she should be honest with the doctor. There is alot of people saying that these things do not justify abortion as the effects are not known to be detrimental always.
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Was this just last month? And did you get periods before you started taking it? And If you were sexually active in that one month have you taken a pregnancy test? One month usually doesn't do the trick for protecting yourself from pregnancy...Good luck.
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Whether you call it pre-cum or not is all semantics. You can call it bottled water if you want, but the stuff that gets in there CAN make you pregnant. Only one of those little swimmers needs to make it! So I'd say your chances are 50/50. BTW, there IS a name for people who practice 'pull out' sex -- PARENTS...\n\nInterestingly, the questioner did not ask WHAT it is, but if it could make his girlfriend pregnant.\n\nFYI, here's Webster's definition of "pre":\nMain Entry: pre-\nFunction: prefix\nEtymology: Middle English, from Old French & Latin; Old French, from Latin prae-, from prae in front of, before -- more at FOR\n1 a (1) : earlier than : prior to : before <Precambrian> <prehistoric> (2) : preparatory or prerequisite to <premedical> b : in advance : beforehand <precancel> <prepay>\n2 : in front of : anterior to <preaxial> <premolar>\nSo I would guess if it comes before cumm, then it can be identified as pre-cumm..\nHmmmm...imagine that...
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Sperm is present in pre-ejaculatory fluid, so even if your partner didn't ejaculate you can still get pregnant. Anytime you have unprotected sex you are putting yourself at risk for pregnancy regardless of where you are in your cycle. Also, duration of sex has nothing to do with risk of pregnancy. You mentioned that your partner didn't use a condom with the second time you had sex because he had thrown it away--did you only have one condom? And, just to be clear condoms should only be used once, after you are done using a condom and/or after your partner ejaculates teh condom should be removed, thrown away and if you resume having sex you need a new condom. \nThe "morning after pill," or emergency contraception, is birth control that can be used after intercourse. It can not be used once someone is pregnant. If you are not planning a pregnancy, which it sounds like you are not, you would be wise to use emergency contraception. Emergency contraceptive pills, also known as Plan B, can be taken up to 5 days after unprotected intercourse. The sooner they are taken the more effective they will be. I'm not sure why you would want to "wait it out" as you say, but if you choose not you use emergency contraception and do get pregnant are you able and willing to handle that? I would encourage you to decide what you want to do sooner rather than later, as this is a time sensitive decision. Call your local family planning clinic if you need to Plan B or if you have questions. \nEmergency contraception works by postponing ovulation, so there is no egg for sperm to fertilize. Sperm live in a woman's reproductive tract on average for 5 days. Emergency contraception also works to make the uterine lining difficult for implantation and changes cervical mucous which make it harder for sperm to move around. Plan B is not yet available over the counter sale, you must get a prescription or go to your local family planning clinic. There are very few side effects, but as with any prescription drug side effects are always a possibility. \nplannedparenthood.org
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Although the possibility of pregnancy is there any time one has sex, with all the measures taken, the chance is very low.  However since your friend admitted to drinking, there is a possibility that the details are not completely accurate.  Is she sure he was wearing a condom the entire time? If the condom is not put on first thing, some semen could have already been released, causing sperm to be present and increase chances for pregnancy.  Also, if birth control pills are not taken on a regular schedule, they become less effective.  The morning after pill is most effective when used within 48 hours of sex.  Every 24 hours past intercourse the effectiveness is reduced.  Although the chances are very very slim, she could be pregnant.  More likely though, she is stressing about the possibility and that is causing the late period.  I would advise her to see a doctor, or take a home test to give her a more definitive answer.
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There is always a slim chance you could get pregnant but because you normally are regular and you did double up today I think you should be fine.  If you are extremely worried stop by the pharamcy tomorrow and pick up the morning after pill.
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Anytime you have unprotected sex you run the risk of getting pregnant.  Not every woman has "textbook" periods and can ovulate at any time.  The only definitive pregnancy test is a blood test and that can be done by your doctor.  If I were you, I would do as that other answerer suggested and educate yourself before you engage in any more intercourse.  If you don't want to do that, insist that your boyfriend or significant other use a condom, EVERY time you have sex!