Sex
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Luna9021
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Sex
Is there a high percentage of pregnancy if your bf orgasms by himself and goes to wash up and then we have unprotected sex 10 minutes later? Ive been on the pill for years as well and I just want to know if there’s a high percentage rate, I’m only freaked out because I’m feeling sick like acouple of days later, we also had sex yesterday but he wore protection
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al
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Re: Sex
Hi Luna,
We can't really give you an exact percentage of pregnancy risk, because that's pretty much impossible to calculate. That being said, if you're taking the oral contraceptive exactly the way that you should be, then your chance of pregnancy is definitely reduced. You can read more about that risk at Can I Get Pregnant, Or Get Or Pass On An STI From That?.
In all likelihood, any illness or symptoms that you're feeling are because of something else. Even if you were pregnant, you likely wouldn't feel symptoms different until much later.
With all that said, I would like to check in about the anxiety that you seem to be experiencing about this topic. You've posted about this before, and I'm wondering if you'd like to talk about when and how you use a backup method (like condoms), and how you feel like it's working for you.
We can't really give you an exact percentage of pregnancy risk, because that's pretty much impossible to calculate. That being said, if you're taking the oral contraceptive exactly the way that you should be, then your chance of pregnancy is definitely reduced. You can read more about that risk at Can I Get Pregnant, Or Get Or Pass On An STI From That?.
In all likelihood, any illness or symptoms that you're feeling are because of something else. Even if you were pregnant, you likely wouldn't feel symptoms different until much later.
With all that said, I would like to check in about the anxiety that you seem to be experiencing about this topic. You've posted about this before, and I'm wondering if you'd like to talk about when and how you use a backup method (like condoms), and how you feel like it's working for you.
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