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266539 tn?1281402152

Should I be worried?

Okay so this month I didn't realize but I didn't have a new pill pack so I have gone this month without my bc at all.  Well on day 8 I had unprotected sex and didn't think anything about it.  I know that if I skip a pill a few times a month that my period comes a week early... should I be worried about this?  
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171768 tn?1324230099
if you're not sure about whether or not precum can get you pregnant, hop on over to maternal and child and ask! There are some lovley ladies there with babies conceived with precum.
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581359 tn?1454006442
Precum does have some sperm in it, and cd12 of your cycle is fertile time.  You need to take care of yourself, because YES you could have gotten pregnant from that one time.  Chances are slim, but it is a possablility.
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266539 tn?1281402152
g8r grl~ it was the other guy not my fiance!
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568659 tn?1256139982
From what I have heard on this site is that precum itself doesn't contain any semen but there can be some left over in the penis if he recently ejaculated. Not sure if there is any truth to that though.
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293420 tn?1243142938
Wait...was it your fiance or the friend that you had sex with on day 8? I was assuming the fiance, but now I'm not sure.

I'm sorry, but you should break off your engagement until you can decide for sure who you want to be with. Your fiance looks like a nice guy who doesn't deserve getting cheated on. If this happened while you were engaged, then why wouldn't it happen after you're married?
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266539 tn?1281402152
I just updated the other fourm.
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