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Fingering leading to Pregnancy?

Paranoia is taking over me. I had fooled around with my gf a day ago. We only got to mutual masterbation, but i made sure i had no obvious "***" on my hands before i fingered her. I always wiped my hands clean, or washed them with anti-bacterial soap. I'm very paranoid about this. Is there a chance that she can get pregnant from being fingered by a hand that has been "wiped" off or washed? If so what are my odds? I would really appreciate serious answers. Is this worth taking a plan b for?
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1290113 tn?1294319043
I doubt very much that your girlfriend would fall pregnant from this, if you are washing your hand properly and with anti bacterial soap then there shouldnt be a chance of her gettin pregnant however if your just giving them a quick wipe then yes theres always that chance that she could get prgnant!! .....she most likely probably wont though!
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Noooo dont take the plan b thats just a waste i dont thing there any chance of her becoming pregnant inless god sent her a gived.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
You can try Plan B, but I doubt it would do anything. It prevents ovulation, nothing more. And can cause much more stress than it can be worth. It's known to cause spotting, early/late periods and missed periods. Your chances of pregnancy are very slim, but they are still slight. Try not to worry about it, because stress alone can delay a period leading to more stress.
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