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Risk/no risk of pregnancy?

My gf was rubbing my penis slowly with her L hand while she used her R hand to guide my R hand to her clitoris. I then rubbed her clitoris until she orgasmed. I had NOT touched myself prior to rubbing her clitoris nor was I anywhere near her vaginal opening. The furthest my hand went was her clitoris. While she was rubbing my penis with her L hand, she accidentally touched some pre-ejaculate at the tip of my penis with her L hand. After she orgasmed, she continued stroking my penis with her left hand slowly. After awhile, I took over and masturbated myself till I ejaculated onto my underwear (which I was wearing). While I was masturbating myself, she just lay beside me and did not move nor touch herself. After my ejaculation, I went to clean myself up in the toilet while she continued to lie on the bed. After I was done, she went to clean herself up by using tissues to wipe her genitals dry. Her hands were dry when she was wiping herself and only the tissue came into contact with her genitals. Fearing that she could get pregnant, we went to the pharmacist the next morning and she took a 1.5mg Norlevo 9 hours after risky exposure. Pls advice on her risk of getting pregnant.                        
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yes, we consulted with a second doctor who said that the bleeding was just a side effect and we had nothing to worry about. And that the test kit was overkill haha...it does put our minds at ease though, as does your comments. Thank you :) we certainly won't be messing around like that anymore in the near future
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Yes, that sounds like overkill, especially since a pregnancy test won't register until at the very minimum the week before a missed period.  Some places will try to give you a pregnancy test when you come in for a stubbed toe (or at least that was the joke at a women's college some of my friends were at).  I'm betting the bleeding is from the effects of the pill, since it screws around with your hormone levels.
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thank you for the comments. she went to see a doctor due to bleeding 6 days post-pill, and described the encounter as non-penetrative sex. probably due to the combination of morning after pill+non-penetrative sex in her description, the doctor gave her a pregnancy test kit and it freaked us out >< do u think that the test kit is an overkill?
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That was not risky exposure.  Taking the morning after pill in that situation probably had far more risk than benefit.  The concentration of sperm in pre-ejaculate ranges from none to very little, sperm don't like air, and they can't crawl in if they get on the outside.  Even with penetration without ejaculation, the rates of pregnancy are surprisingly low.  It's not something I'd rely on for pregnancy prevention, but it gives you perspective on the issue.

If you guys are that worried about pregnancy, you have a few options.  One is to use a condom for any sexual contact that gets you hard, including stimulation with hands.  Another is for her to go on some sort of birth control, such as the pill, patch, nuvaring, or injection.
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