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unprotected sex! please help!!!

i am 18 years old, and i had sex with my boyfriend for the first time. we did not use a condom but he withdrew in time, but i still felt a little uneasy about the whole thing cause some of his semen dropped on my inner thigh and places around my anus. I used an emergency contraceptive pill after an hour of intercourse. i also suffer from irregular periods, as my gynecologist says "not a classical case of PCOS, but slightly enlarged ovaries". i am scared that i might get pregnant!!! also, when should i try a home pregnancy test, as i am not always sure about when i would have my period. also are these tests always correct??? please help me!!!
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The pull out method is an extremely unreliable method to prevent pregnancy.  There's still a pretty good chance of you getting pregnant if it's around the time you ovulate.  3 weeks is a good time to test.
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even if he did not ejaculate inside of you there is pre ejaculate which DOES contain sperm. you can still get pregnant. wait 2-3 weeks and take an hpt.
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Wait about 3 weeks before taking a home pregnancy test and when you do, take about 3 different types just to make sure that the result is correct. 1 pregnancy test is about 98-99% accurate. However, if you take more, there is a better chance of it being the correct result. Good luck!
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