Could I Be Pregnant -pg121949177767
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I have got a new partner and we have had intercourse times in the last week or so.
But last time i couldn't help but notice that when we had finished intercourse and he came out of me that the condom is half-way off. is that normal?
During intercourse we had a pause while he was still in me as well.
i immediately got tissue and wiped the area but i am still very worried. is there anything to be worried about do you think?
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I am thinking he didnt put it on right! It is not supposed to do that! If i am not mistaken there are different sizes.. he also could have misjudged a little! Wait for a missed period. once you miss your period then you may want to take a test! If it wasnt fully off or broken, i am not too sure if you have anything to worry about! i am also not saying there isnt that chance because there always is a slight chance. Just when you miss your period, take the test then you know for sure!
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Soon after ejaculation the p___s loses its erection and the condom is no longer as firmly in place. It is good practice to hold the condom where it belongs as the p___s is withdrawn. An aggravating factor occurs when not enough slack is left at the end of the condom to contain the s____n, which then backs up the shaft of the p___s and lubricates it. You are not alone. There are plenty of stories of "lost" condoms. All equipment should be accounted for at the end of the operation. In your particular situation it sounds as though there was not much likelihood of spillage. Good lcuk!
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I can't wait for a missed period because if im pregnant there's nothing i can do. Should i take a morning after pill and pray its worked then take a test after my missed period?
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That sounds like a workable plan. The morning after pill should be taken as soon after an accident as possible, and has decreasing effect as far out as 5 days later. It will likely mess with your cycle and give early preg signs (high hormone dosage). If all this activity was after your ovulation day (most often 14 days before next period) then you have even less to worry about. Good luck!
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