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1469965 tn?1287003532

Should I Be Worried?

Hey everyonee, i have a question about getting pregnant.
My boyfriend and i always have sex without a condom and he uses the "pull-out" method. I know that a woman can get pregnant with pre-*** and im pretty sure its happened inside me. Its been over a year since we started having sex. Im not looking to get pregnant or anything related but should can that be a sign that I cant have children?
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If you don't want to get pregnant, then you should be using some type of birth control. There are many options, so it is something you should look in to asap before you do wind up pregnant. And then when you are ready to have a family, make an appointment with your doctor to get checked out and have your boyfriend checked, too.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
No it shouldn't be taken as a sign, but if you're not wanting children then you shouldn't be taking the gamble because it will happen. If you're really concerned you could see a doctor, but until you're attempting to conceive there's not much that will or can be done. I'd figure out your options and get on birth control as soon as possible.
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1514268 tn?1293599131
Hi - well you wont know until you really try to have a child... I would go to the Dr to get checked out and if all is fine on your side it could be that your BF might not be able to have children!

Good Luck
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