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did he *** in me?!
Okay so lastnight me and my boyfriend had sex (unprotected) well when I went to the bathroom and wiped I noticed stretchy mucus and I was wondering could I be ovulating or if he came in me?! Its a week before my period so I dont think it was ovulation cm.
You can get latex free condoms these days.
When you use condoms, still apply a lubricant gel like KY Jelly or any other brand that you prefer.
If you do not fancy using condoms, there are other forms of contraception. But condoms give some protection against catching some sexually transmitted diseases.
When you use condoms, still apply a lubricant gel like KY Jelly or any other brand that you prefer.
If you do not fancy using condoms, there are other forms of contraception. But condoms give some protection against catching some sexually transmitted diseases.
Thanks you guys but yea I told him we have to start using condoms but the condoms make me dry up down there during sex. I dont like them! Well its safer that way!
Since you're irregular I'd definitely track your periods. You may ovulate a different time then you think. But if you are 100% sure when you ovulate and when it stops you should be fine.
You can get pregnant when you're not ovulating. It less likely but it can happen. I'd get on birth control or have him start using condoms if I were you.
If the stretchy mucus was a milky white in colour, then he came in you.
If your periods are irregular, keep a monthly cycle chart or record it in your diary when your period starts and finishes, any spotting or show before and as your period tails off. Also record any emotional feelings that you experience around the time of your period.
Irregular periods can happen if the hormone levels are not correct, from polycystic ovaries and fibroids, and if you do not eat properly and become anaemic (iron in the blood becomes low).
A doctor would take a blood test to find out if the irregular periods are due to an imbalance of hormone levels or from anaemia.
Best wishes.
If your periods are irregular, keep a monthly cycle chart or record it in your diary when your period starts and finishes, any spotting or show before and as your period tails off. Also record any emotional feelings that you experience around the time of your period.
Irregular periods can happen if the hormone levels are not correct, from polycystic ovaries and fibroids, and if you do not eat properly and become anaemic (iron in the blood becomes low).
A doctor would take a blood test to find out if the irregular periods are due to an imbalance of hormone levels or from anaemia.
Best wishes.
Well I am irregular. But I know when I ovulated! It was after I ovulated so im okay. Im not worried about being pregnant I know im not.
Thanx yall I really think it was his. But thats okay because you cant get pregnant a week before your period! Right?!
If you have had unprotected sex and are concerned that you may get pregnant and do not want a pregnancy then make an appointment too see your doctor immediately.
The doctor can prescribe a pill that is known as the morning after pill. But this needs to be taken within a certain amount of hours after having unprotected sex (36 hours, but I cannot remember exactly).
The doctor can prescribe a pill that is known as the morning after pill. But this needs to be taken within a certain amount of hours after having unprotected sex (36 hours, but I cannot remember exactly).
You think it smells bad haha I think it smells good weird I know. But yeah just talk to him and ask him we wouldn't know sweetie.
Sperm is anywhere from watery lotion to mucusy chunky stuff. It smells pretty bad too but I would ask him and still take a pregnancy test because it's possible to get pregnant of of precum.
Ask him? And since you had unprotected sex you might want to take a test if you miss your period.
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