Condom + pullout
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Condom + pullout
Hello I'm worried about my girlfriend because she still hasn't got her period her cycle has been for 161 days long. We have been pretty active last month and we use condom + pullout as safety precautions. We always check if the condom has tear and thank god there isn't a single condom we used that has holes. I'm just overthinking since she hasn't still got her period and is gaining weight (1-2kg). Is there any chance of pregnancy?
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Re: Condom + pullout
Hi there, welcome to the boards!
Given that you two have been sexually active and it's been over 5 months since her last period, it's possible she could be pregnant, but there's really no way for us to know. The answer is yes, there is a chance of pregnancy since intercourse happened. Condoms are pretty effective but there is room for error. Even when used at the right time and without any tears in the condom, pregnancy could happen from putting it on wrong, improper storage, not using an extra lubricant with them, not holding the base with withdrawal after ejaculation, or not leaving room in the tip.
My best suggestion is for you two to take a break from any sex that could lead to pregnancy for now and have her to take a pregnancy test to find out if she's currently pregnant or not. Is that something you can help her get?
Here's some helpful info: Peeing on a Stick: All About Pregnancy Tests
Given that you two have been sexually active and it's been over 5 months since her last period, it's possible she could be pregnant, but there's really no way for us to know. The answer is yes, there is a chance of pregnancy since intercourse happened. Condoms are pretty effective but there is room for error. Even when used at the right time and without any tears in the condom, pregnancy could happen from putting it on wrong, improper storage, not using an extra lubricant with them, not holding the base with withdrawal after ejaculation, or not leaving room in the tip.
My best suggestion is for you two to take a break from any sex that could lead to pregnancy for now and have her to take a pregnancy test to find out if she's currently pregnant or not. Is that something you can help her get?
Here's some helpful info: Peeing on a Stick: All About Pregnancy Tests
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