I'm sorry to tell you this, but it's quite likely that you might be pregnant.
The time the condom broke could be enough to get a woman pregnant, since ejaculate would have entered your vagina. In addition to that, anytime you continued having sex after he pulled out, he would have had ejaculate fluid on his penis, and that's enough to get a woman pregnant as well.
I think you should get a home pregnancy test and take it, to see what your results are. If you are pregnant, you need to know. If you aren't pregnant, you can stop worrying quite so much. Will you do that, Anon?
And if you aren't pregnant, but plan to continue having sex with your boyfriend, is there information on birth control that we could provide you? Would you consider going on the pill, or at least being more conscious of your condom use? I'd hate for you to have to deal with the anxiety of another pregnancy scare.
Please take a pregnancy test and come back and let us know your results, OK?
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Anon,
I'm sorry to tell you this, but it's quite likely that you might be pregnant.
The time the condom broke could be enough to get a woman pregnant, since ejaculate would have entered your vagina. In addition to that, anytime you continued having sex after he pulled out, he would have had ejaculate fluid on his penis, and that's enough to get a woman pregnant as well.
I think you should get a home pregnancy test and take it, to see what your results are. If you are pregnant, you need to know. If you aren't pregnant, you can stop worrying quite so much. Will you do that, Anon?
And if you aren't pregnant, but plan to continue having sex with your boyfriend, is there information on birth control that we could provide you? Would you consider going on the pill, or at least being more conscious of your condom use? I'd hate for you to have to deal with the anxiety of another pregnancy scare.
Please take a pregnancy test and come back and let us know your results, OK?
January 21, 2010 - 9:46amThis Comment
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