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Okay. I've not been on birth control for months now and I've messed around some. Masturbation has made me sore lately and sometimes to bleed. Well this morning I bleed a little but barely. Didn't tell anyone because I didn't think nothing of it since it happened when I masturbated. He put his penis in me, thrusted about 4 times then decided it wasn't a good idea. I agreed. He didn't cum in me. I've heard pre cum only contains sperm if it is left over from last ejaculation, but can be flushed out after peeing. Well he peed like 2 times before this so I don't think there is a possibility of getting pregnant from the pre cum. Plus he wiped it off too. Do I need to take a test? If so when? What are the chances I'm pregnant also? Am I being paranoid? A few hours later I masturbated and there was more blood than before but still some, could that be implantation bleeding? I'm actually kinda tripped out tbh. If you would reply that would help ease my mind some too. Thanks.

Hi,

Welcome to the boards. Regarding the bleeding and soreness, are you up to date on your sexual healthcare and testing? If not, I would recommend that you check in with a doctor.

We ask users to start with one of the following links when they have questions about pregnancy risk:

http://www.scarleteen.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=198
http://www.scarleteen.com/article/bodie ... _from_that

What you describe is vaginal intercourse, even if it was for a short period of time, which does pose a pregnancy risk. If this incident happened less than 120 hrs ago you can take Emergency Contraception and find more info about it here: http://www.scarleteen.com/article/sexua ... traception

Please check out the links that I provided and if you have any more questions let me know!

Also, it takes much longer than a few hours for a pregnancy to occur so even if a person were to become pregnant, they would not experience any related symptoms immediately following the incident.

When should I take a test.?

A pregnancy test can be taken when there's a missing period or 14 days after the risk, whatever happens first. You can have more info about testing in here: http://m.scarleteen.com/article/pregnan ... ancy_tests