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im a bit worried

Im 21 but my GF is 17. we had unprotected sex 3 weeks ago and since then she had bad cramps on her stomach but no nausea or morning sickness. it stopped just before her period... well the night before her period we had sex again (unprotected) and the morning she started wth her period. could she be pregnant even though she is having her period. im pretty sure i did not ejaculate inside her but im still a bit scared of pre-ejaculation.any help pls...
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1456473 tn?1365827455
are you trying for a baby? if you are concerned about getting her pregnant, use a condom and birth control pills. if she has started her normal period, she should not be pregnant. the "pull out" method is NOT a way to prevent pregnancy.
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1514268 tn?1293599131
Hi

WHY all the unprotected sex... She'ss clearly still in School and you clearly dont want a child so why you being so negligant?

Take the responsability and HAVE SAFE SEX!!!

It could be posibble that she is pregnant!! She should get tested...

Good Luck :)
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If you're having unprotected sex she can be pregnant. She needs to take an hpt 2 weeks after the last sexual encounter. If you don't want a child stop being irresponsible. Use condoms and suggest that she get on birth control.
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