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nervous wreck, could i be pregnant
Hey everyone, i know this is a very unlikely scenario but I'll try anyway. I am a really anxious person as is, so this is driving me nuts!
On Feb. 9th i had sex, it was over very quick and kind of "meh" but that's another story lol. Anyway, I am on the Pill, been on it since I was 17 due to irregularity, but am staying on it because I don't want to have children. I'm 32 by the way. Well he wanted to see what it felt like without a condom, and despite my complaints, I let him try it for maybe 5 seconds if that. Then I forced him to put on a condom. He "finished" inside of the condom, I saw it all in there.
For those few seconds that he was inside of me, I am deathly worried about the possible precum that could have come out. I take the Pill every night around 10:30pm, like clockwork. I have not missed a pill in 4 months. I keep reading online that some signs of pregnancy will occur, like huge breasts, and weight gain. I swear that my boobs are bigger and that I feel bloated...
But another thing is - I had my period the week of Feb. 20th, but it's regulated since I'm on the Pill. It was the same as usual, albeit a day late (I was under severe stress the week of my period and sometimes it does come a day late).
I'm supposed to be getting my period this Wednesday and in the past I have not paid attention to myself if huge boobs and bloatedness happened during my time o' the month.
So basically given the above scenario, could I be pregnant? I guess I could take a test to be sure, but I dont' want to spend the money if it's not even possible.
Thanks for reading/answering.
On Feb. 9th i had sex, it was over very quick and kind of "meh" but that's another story lol. Anyway, I am on the Pill, been on it since I was 17 due to irregularity, but am staying on it because I don't want to have children. I'm 32 by the way. Well he wanted to see what it felt like without a condom, and despite my complaints, I let him try it for maybe 5 seconds if that. Then I forced him to put on a condom. He "finished" inside of the condom, I saw it all in there.
For those few seconds that he was inside of me, I am deathly worried about the possible precum that could have come out. I take the Pill every night around 10:30pm, like clockwork. I have not missed a pill in 4 months. I keep reading online that some signs of pregnancy will occur, like huge breasts, and weight gain. I swear that my boobs are bigger and that I feel bloated...
But another thing is - I had my period the week of Feb. 20th, but it's regulated since I'm on the Pill. It was the same as usual, albeit a day late (I was under severe stress the week of my period and sometimes it does come a day late).
I'm supposed to be getting my period this Wednesday and in the past I have not paid attention to myself if huge boobs and bloatedness happened during my time o' the month.
So basically given the above scenario, could I be pregnant? I guess I could take a test to be sure, but I dont' want to spend the money if it's not even possible.
Thanks for reading/answering.
While precum can contain sperm, it's a very low concentration. In your case, I'd say you have about a 0% chance of being pregnant. Perfect use of the pill (and you qualify by taking it every day at the same time) has a less than 1% failure rate per year. Perfect use of the withdrawal method (which means you are only exposed to precum) has a 4% failure rate per year. The chances of pregnancy from one exposure to precum while taking the pill perfectly is just astronomically low.
Have you been evaluated for an anxiety disorder? Unplanned pregnancy is a big deal, but your reaction to a low-risk situation is pretty intense, and you describe yourself as an anxious person. It might be a good thing to talk to your doctor about the next time you see them.
Have you been evaluated for an anxiety disorder? Unplanned pregnancy is a big deal, but your reaction to a low-risk situation is pretty intense, and you describe yourself as an anxious person. It might be a good thing to talk to your doctor about the next time you see them.
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