Open cervix and not PREGNANT?
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Hi Black,   Sweety it doesn't sound very good. One thing i would do, is sue the hell out of your doctor. You have been and still are having pain. Your doctor said, there's nothing wrong with you. You have a big law suit here. Let's hope things wrong out for you and they don't find to much wrong. A Friend.\n\n  Clowmy
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No, but it is not a way of birth control, and it does not protect you from STD's. I have two children from the "withdrawl" or "pull-out" method. I am only 23.
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Go to the Dr asap and rule out perforation of IUD
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yes you can. precum has sperm in it. if you do not use the pill,iud or other methods besides the condom you should consider morning after pill if you are close to ovalation.
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ABSOLUTELY...ask your OB...opinion of laymen on this is not safe!
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By having unprotected sex
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Indeed she can. \n\n"The "pull-out method" --which is called "withdrawal" or "coitus interruptus"-- is not a good mode of birth control. There is a high risk of pregnancy, since a man may unknowingly release quantities of sperm inside the vagina before his orgasm (from the Cowper's Glands)."\n\nPlease view my source for some solid information.
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Yes dear you are.  Do what you wish but please be safe, get on some form of birth control and use condoms.
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Actually on occasion someone can lodge a tampon way up there causing toxic shock.  It's frightening, and happened to a friend of mine,...I don't like tampons, prefer the old pad, but just be careful to change them often.\n\nSorry, about your question..I do think it's highly unlikely during intercourse for a man to enter the cervix.\n\nGood luck :)
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Have you had unprotected sex?  Yes, you might be pregnant.
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by having unprotected sex
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use other methods of birth control DUH
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Please don't do it. If you're contemplating doing this in order to prevent pregnancy then I would suggest a less drastic method. There are a myriad of long term complications that can result from such a procedure. Talk to your doctor and he can advise you of the risks.
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if it just for avoiding pregnancy ,ocp tablets LD(low dose)are  the good and the best way for that.....just for the first time of usage u have to use condom or other contraceptive...if u wanna avoid of std too then condoms are good but the number of the failer for pregnancy is more than OCP...OCP is better way...
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The cervix is the opening of the uterus to the vagina.  The baby is much higher up inside the uterus, so inflammation of the cervix would not mess up the sonogram.  Imagine that you put a small doll inside a balloon, blow up the balloon and tie it off.  If you were to then cover the tie off of the balloon in a dark paint, it would not keep you from seeing the doll if you held the balloon up to a light.
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If you're trying to get pregnant...  Those spermies should be swimming way up throught your cervix to your uterus to find that egg.  Normal bathing wouldn't send water up that far.  I'd say bath as soon as you feel inclined to.
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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!