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i am 14 nd my girl friend and i had sex using protection but when we ran out of the 3 condoms we decided to try with out condom and we kept goin i lasted a while before i ejaculated and i ejaculated outside of her but after that we went at it again what are the chances of her being pregnant?
Just because she got her period does not mean you are 'good' during pregnancy you can have slight spotting throughout your period.
i want to get a pregnancy tes but like we arent old enough to buy one
well she sed she just got her perios today like usuall so we are good right?
well she sed she just got her perios today like usuall so we are good right?
Helpful piece of advice, stop having sex it does not make you cool. You're a child go and enjoy your life you shouldn't be worrying about things like this. Yes there is a possibility she could be pregnant. Have you considered taking a test?
this isn't to scare you but I will say this...I have two children and I didn't get sick or vomiting or none of the "normal" signs of pregnancy. Just a missed period.
this isn't to scare you but I will say this...I have two children and I didn't get sick or vomiting or none of the "normal" signs of pregnancy. Just a missed period.
As you guys are very young I would go to planned parent hood. Not only can you get free condoms, she can go on Birth control. That is if she isn't pregnant. They can also do a pregnancy test without telling her parents. BUT i don't know if you would know this but is the reason you are worried is because she hasn't had her period. You guys are so very young and as a young mother (I was only married two months when I got pregnant) you guys need to take precautions. (meaning condoms AND birth control) trust me at 14 years old a few minutes of fun isn't worth being a 14 year old with a baby
so, so far its been a week or more and she has gotten no side effects such vommiting, nausea, so on and i understand not all people have these "side effects" but in a teenager more common what are the possibities of her still being pregnant??
I would indeed recommend Plan B as well. It's a pill that can be taken after unprotected sex to prevent pregnancy (though it's not meant to be used on a regular basis - only very once in a while, in an emergency). If you're over 17, which it sounds like you're not, you can get it simply by asking for it at any pharmacy. However, since you're under 17, you're girlfriend will need to get a prescription for it. I would recommend that you and your girlfriend go to a local Planned Parenthood (find one at www.plannedparenthood.org/). The website will tell you when their walk-in hours are (the times you can go in without an appt). Planned Parenthoods are often "sliding scale," meaning that they provide you with care and medication at little or no cost. All the PPs I've been to have been very helpful and friendly and they'll answer all your questions (and they may even give you a bag of free condoms). It's very important to go and get the Plan B pill as soon as possible though because the sooner after sex that you take it, the better it works. It doesn't work at all after a certain number of hours. So, go as soon as possible.
Also, do yourself a favor and use condoms no matter what. As you're finding out, it's just not worth the stress and possible consequences :)
Post again if you need more help or information. Good luck with everything!
Also, do yourself a favor and use condoms no matter what. As you're finding out, it's just not worth the stress and possible consequences :)
Post again if you need more help or information. Good luck with everything!
by plan b she is talking about a pill that is not a form of birth control but an emergency method used by some people when birth control fails. go to planbonestep.com to learn more about it.
Don't try that again. Clearly you're worried, the worry about making someone pregnant takes away from the fun huh? As long as you're still in the 48 hour window if your worried you could invest in plan B.., it should be used as an emergancy ONLY! Then possibly go to a clinic and get condoms and birth control. Most clinics I've been to have free condoms. Something to consider.
the chances are very good. 'pulling out' is not effective and should NOT be used as a birth control method. you are so young and it is very foolish to be playing games about something so serious. you need to either have her talk to her parents about getting on the pill or have a job so you can afford condoms. hopefully she isn't pregnant.
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