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45 and wondering.
Let me start with the fact that I'm 45 and have had endometrial ablation (so rarely get my period).
Yesterday my boyfriend's condom came off inside me. It was right after his 5th climax of the day.
Wondering your thoughts on my needing to take the morning after pill to avoid pregnancy.
Yesterday my boyfriend's condom came off inside me. It was right after his 5th climax of the day.
Wondering your thoughts on my needing to take the morning after pill to avoid pregnancy.
also, multiple climax's in one day lowers the amount of sperm, that's why they say to those who have a hard time conceiving to do it on specific days, with time between so the sperm can regenerate. I wouldn't be too worried if you aren't very fertile, and it was his fifth climax, but you never know.
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