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I had a sex with my girlfriend. when having sex my condom was slipped ( not in vagina but outside, on my bed). I couldn't feel that my condom was slipped but after some time I felt that. I want to know are there any chances of pregnancy? although I not *** in her vagina. plzz help me and also suggetst that if there is any medical tretament for preventing pregnancy. I have heared about gynaecosid. will it be helpful or not. plzzz helpme i'm confused.
how many cups of water should be put in a 55 or more chico leaves? how long do we have to drink it and how many times in a day? and does it requires me to not eat or fasting when drinking? please advise. tq
The only tested option for after-sex pregnancy prevention is the "morning after pill"- Plan B. You have to get it from a doctor. It must be taken right away though. I'd say you should see if the two of you can go to a clinic today to try to get the Rx.
But, keep in mind, not all unprotected sex will lead to pregnancy. There are only a handful of days in a month where a woman's body can conceive. You may have lucked out. Try the clinic, if you can.
Good luck!
But, keep in mind, not all unprotected sex will lead to pregnancy. There are only a handful of days in a month where a woman's body can conceive. You may have lucked out. Try the clinic, if you can.
Good luck!
Kim1989 is right about tricking or forcing her to take anything. That is not only dangerous, but in many places it is illegal. There are many types of plants that may cause a woman to miscarry, however it is extremely dangerous because most of those can also kill her if too much is taken. And if you tricked her into taking it and she dies, it is murder.
If it has been less than 5 days, you can find out about using regualr birth control pills as a form of emergency contraception. Many of the common birth control pills can be taken in a larger (doctor recommended!!!) dose to work the same as the emergency contraceptive pill in America.
If it has been less than 5 days, you can find out about using regualr birth control pills as a form of emergency contraception. Many of the common birth control pills can be taken in a larger (doctor recommended!!!) dose to work the same as the emergency contraceptive pill in America.
do not try home remidies and dont give her anything to drink or eat at least without her knowning what it is. you wont get your period after you drinking anything ILYN a period cant be forced by drinking leaves. if it causes a woman to have her period.....its not her period. its blood. and why you would force a woman to bleed is beyond me.
no1 knows if shes pregnant. she might not have been fertile and i heard theres only a 22% chance she can get pregnant in a month or something.
no1 knows if shes pregnant. she might not have been fertile and i heard theres only a 22% chance she can get pregnant in a month or something.
There's a big chance of pregnancy.But i could recommend you 1 thing if your gf is really pregnant bcoz of what happened.If there is "chico leaves" in your place,take around 55 or more leaves,boil them and convince your gf to drink it.After 2-3days,menstruation will follow.Its guaranteed as i had tried it before.Good Luck for searching "chico leaves".
yes theres a chance of pregnancy. and you do know you would not be the one having an abortion.
you dont have to *** in her vagina to get her pregnant.
yes theres treatment for preventing pregnancy its birth control, condoms, and not having sex
you could get plan b (dont know if they have it where you live though) but i recomend not having sex since your not really sure how it works.
you going to have to wait now
you dont have to *** in her vagina to get her pregnant.
yes theres treatment for preventing pregnancy its birth control, condoms, and not having sex
you could get plan b (dont know if they have it where you live though) but i recomend not having sex since your not really sure how it works.
you going to have to wait now
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