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Am i at risk?
Yesterday my partner ejaculated on my chest, as I was kneeling, and I had no idea it’d run down my stomach. I don’t remember if it went past my jeans and underwear to my vagina. I’m also on the fourth day of my period with a 33 day cycle. Would the period blood have stopped sperm? Is there an egg to cause pregnancy or if sperm lived up to five days will it result in pregnancy? Is pregnancy possible in general in this situation.. I’m worrying so I might get a plan b. Please help
Nothing to worry here dear. In your situation i don't think if you can be pregnant. There is a small chance of that. If the sperms were ejaculated in the chest. Furthermore, you were on your jeans. The sperms cannot pass through all that process. You b calm. You were also on your period. That means that there is rare chance of being pregnant. You should not even think of taking drugs. I have never heard someone be pregnant through your situation before. Even for those who could be stark naked. This is because the sperms could not go upwards by itself. What is it to against the law if gravity. You can only be pregnant I the penis was inside you. Even fingering cannot get one pregnant., The chances are so slim. For the sperms to travel all the way to the uterus. This is just to tell you that you are not pregnant. However next time be more careful. Especially if you will be having sex. It seems to me you are not ready to be a mother yet. But you should also learn to take precautions. Next time it might be more than that.
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thank you so much, I’ll try to take more precautions
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Nope, this won't cause you to get pregnant. You have to have a penis in your vagina for that. No worries at all for pregnancy with this.
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Does being on my period reduce the risk of anything with my given cycle?
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