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Can I get pregnant Off Pre ***
So me and this guy have been seeig eachother for while and i made a dumb decision to have kind of sex with we didn't have a condom so we didn't really continute what we started and he scared me saying he got a girl pregnant before off Pre-*** and I'm about to start my period is tere a big chance I will get pregnant . I really would hate to have a kid at this time especially off this guy.
Your gonna b fine ok. Go to ur nearest Planned Parenthood and ask for a free pregnancy test. Good luck
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
There are no guarantees when it comes to unsafe sex. If you expose yourself to semen or pre-*** (which can contain sperm), you risk pregnancy and infection. You might want to take a pregnancy test to find out for sure.
Your best course of action now is to educate yourself about risk reduction and either avoid contact with semen and pre-*** or decide upon an effective pregnancy/risk reduction method that works for you. See the birth control and risk reduction health information pages on this site.
And BTW: If you ARE pregnant, you do have a choice whether to remain so. See your nearest women's clinic or Planned Parenthood to discuss options. Remember: with great sex comes great responsibility. Best of luck to you. Dr. J
Your best course of action now is to educate yourself about risk reduction and either avoid contact with semen and pre-*** or decide upon an effective pregnancy/risk reduction method that works for you. See the birth control and risk reduction health information pages on this site.
And BTW: If you ARE pregnant, you do have a choice whether to remain so. See your nearest women's clinic or Planned Parenthood to discuss options. Remember: with great sex comes great responsibility. Best of luck to you. Dr. J
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