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Hi, i had sex with my girlfriend on Monday the 26 of july, i was wearing a condom and i ejaculated outside of her, but then a while later we were inside the pool and we just had a quick sex only seconds but without a condom but we did it inside the pool my penis went inside her vagina inside the pool, and i think i pee before we did it again i'm not sure, so that will kill the sperm if there was any in the pre-*** and i did not ejaculate again. My question is could she have got pregnant, its only been 4 days since we did it and she's feeling fine no symptoms of pregnancy have reached her, she was ovulating that day that we had sex but i did not ejaculate inside her, and below the water without a condom was just a few seconds and i didn't have the feeling men get when they are about to ejaculate i wasn't even near to ejaculating again. Please answer my question
Assumptions are never a way to go. I've seen strange ways people get pregnant, and it's normally all from assuming it can't happen. Anytime you have sex, protected or not you risk pregnancy. Like pen said. It only takes one sperm and bad timing. If you're going to have any form of sex, always use protection.
Urinating doesn't get rid of the sperm and if your penis was in her vagina the chlorine would not kill it. And a woman CAN get pregnant by having sex in a pool/jacuzzi. Even if it was only for a few seconds. It takes ONE sperm to get her pregnant.
She'll get an accurate hpt result in 2 weeks.
She'll get an accurate hpt result in 2 weeks.
i just remember i urinated before we did it again, so that kills left over sperm, and the water chlorine it does kill semen, and the temperature of water also does
yeah i doubt it too, but next time to be sure ill bring a extra condom just in case we want to do it again
I highly doubt she is pregnant, the chances of getting preganant with pre*** is extremely low, but there is always a slight chance, which is why everyone has told you that you need to get her on birth control of some sort so that next time you wont get so worried.
No one here can rule in or out pregnancy in this situation.
Your girlfriend can take a test 2 weeks after the event.
Your girlfriend can take a test 2 weeks after the event.
But stil its higher than any other day. in two weeks make her take a test... or wait untill her period!
well not exactly that was the day she was ovulating, it is a range of the days she could
Hard to say. But it doesn't eliminate them. Since you guys said she was ovulating, that puts your risk higher. It doesn't matter much how she feels yet. Symptoms don't start that soon, nor does she need to get them to be pregnant. All's you can do now is wait at least two weeks and take a pregnancy test with first morning urine. If it shows a negative, test once a week with first morning urine. (Or just wait to see if she gets her next period)
ok, thanx, but be honest based on what i have told u, u think she may get or not? what are the chances of each?
You don't have to have come in her. Pre-Ejaculation is ALWAYS present and many men have it without knowing it. The point is, there is never any safe time to ever have unprotected sex, no matter where you are, or how long it's for. If you don't want the risk of pregnancy, you need to always use protection no matter what's going on or just abstain.
do u think that the pre-*** if some came out, could get her pregnant?, we only did that for a few seconds and when i saw my penis out of her it looked clear what do u think about that?
I know, I was prove a point to others that you CAN get preg in the water!!!
Anyways... Sometimes you don't know if you have pre *** or not... BUT if you are still unssure or if she misses her period have her take a test.
Also get her on the pill or something to save worry!.. as well as using condoms!!
I was trying to prove a point about the water thing, I wasnt aiming that at you okay :)
Anyways... Sometimes you don't know if you have pre *** or not... BUT if you are still unssure or if she misses her period have her take a test.
Also get her on the pill or something to save worry!.. as well as using condoms!!
I was trying to prove a point about the water thing, I wasnt aiming that at you okay :)
MYTH - A Woman Cannot Get Pregnant During Water Sex:
Do not be fooled by the widely held misconception that a woman cannot get pregnant if she has sex in the water. The fact is that nothing in water can kill sperm or prevent a pregnancy from happening. Basically, once sperm have been ejaculated into the vagina, their goal is to find an egg to fertilize, and water will not stop this mission. Water will not act as a contraceptive.
MYTH - The Higher Temperatures of Hot Tubs and Jacuzzis Help Prevent Pregnancy:
Many people believe that it is safe to have sex in a hot tub or Jacuzzi due to the mistaken belief that the heat in a hot tub kills sperm. Although being in a hot tub for more than 30 minutes may slightly lower sperm count, it does not decrease the number of sperm to a “safe” amount. Even with the lower sperm count, a man can still ejaculate 200 to 500 million healthy sperm, and it only takes one to fertilize an egg.
MYTH - You Can Get Pregnant if Swimming in a Pool Where There is Sperm:
This is also a common myth. If a man ejaculates into the water, it is highly unlikely that a woman will get pregnant. There are many explanations as to why women cannot get pregnant just by swimming in a pool where sperm may be present. If ejaculation takes place in hot water (like a hot tub or Jacuzzi), or water filled with pool chemicals, bubbles, chlorine, or other substances, sperm would not be able to survive for more than a few seconds. Also, the water in a pool is too cold for sperm to live. Sperm could last for only a few minutes if a man ejaculates in warm water with no chemicals (like a bath tub).
It is also unlikely that the microscopic sperm could travel through the water of water in a bath tub, pool or Jacuzzi to arrive at a vagina. Finally, if a woman is just sitting in a hot tub or swimming in a pool, her vagina is not “open,” so the sperm have a very low chance of getting in. According to the American Pregnancy Association, “pregnancy occurring from this [ejaculation in the water] is very unlikely and in most cases is not possible at all.”
MYTH - You Cannot Catch an STD in the Water:
This is not true. Sexually transmitted infections and HIV can still be spread while having sex in the water, even in hot tubs. This means that it is important to use birth control during water sex that can provide STD protection. Although hormonal methods may protect against pregnancy, they do not provide any defense against STDs. Additionally, having sex in the water could also increase the likelihood of a woman getting a urinary tract infection and/or a yeast infection.
You can get preg whilst in water!!!
Do not be fooled by the widely held misconception that a woman cannot get pregnant if she has sex in the water. The fact is that nothing in water can kill sperm or prevent a pregnancy from happening. Basically, once sperm have been ejaculated into the vagina, their goal is to find an egg to fertilize, and water will not stop this mission. Water will not act as a contraceptive.
MYTH - The Higher Temperatures of Hot Tubs and Jacuzzis Help Prevent Pregnancy:
Many people believe that it is safe to have sex in a hot tub or Jacuzzi due to the mistaken belief that the heat in a hot tub kills sperm. Although being in a hot tub for more than 30 minutes may slightly lower sperm count, it does not decrease the number of sperm to a “safe” amount. Even with the lower sperm count, a man can still ejaculate 200 to 500 million healthy sperm, and it only takes one to fertilize an egg.
MYTH - You Can Get Pregnant if Swimming in a Pool Where There is Sperm:
This is also a common myth. If a man ejaculates into the water, it is highly unlikely that a woman will get pregnant. There are many explanations as to why women cannot get pregnant just by swimming in a pool where sperm may be present. If ejaculation takes place in hot water (like a hot tub or Jacuzzi), or water filled with pool chemicals, bubbles, chlorine, or other substances, sperm would not be able to survive for more than a few seconds. Also, the water in a pool is too cold for sperm to live. Sperm could last for only a few minutes if a man ejaculates in warm water with no chemicals (like a bath tub).
It is also unlikely that the microscopic sperm could travel through the water of water in a bath tub, pool or Jacuzzi to arrive at a vagina. Finally, if a woman is just sitting in a hot tub or swimming in a pool, her vagina is not “open,” so the sperm have a very low chance of getting in. According to the American Pregnancy Association, “pregnancy occurring from this [ejaculation in the water] is very unlikely and in most cases is not possible at all.”
MYTH - You Cannot Catch an STD in the Water:
This is not true. Sexually transmitted infections and HIV can still be spread while having sex in the water, even in hot tubs. This means that it is important to use birth control during water sex that can provide STD protection. Although hormonal methods may protect against pregnancy, they do not provide any defense against STDs. Additionally, having sex in the water could also increase the likelihood of a woman getting a urinary tract infection and/or a yeast infection.
You can get preg whilst in water!!!
The video explains differently!!!!!
And tbh other people wouldnt have posted it for other people to use and get advice from if it was a load of bull!!!!
Watch the video, if she misses her next period take a test all I can say!!!!
x
And tbh other people wouldnt have posted it for other people to use and get advice from if it was a load of bull!!!!
Watch the video, if she misses her next period take a test all I can say!!!!
x
She wont get symptoms straight away.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CO5Nl_ngCo
This Video is pretty funny, but it does explain alot....
:)
The pull out method doesnt always work, make sure she is on proper birth control as well as using Condoms.
:)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CO5Nl_ngCo
This Video is pretty funny, but it does explain alot....
:)
The pull out method doesnt always work, make sure she is on proper birth control as well as using Condoms.
:)
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