Non-PG13: Chances of being pregnant?

[pietradiluna]

About two weeks ago I did sexual things with my boyfriend. Although there was no penetration, he did rub his penis (which very likely had precum) on my vagina. He later came near my thigh-tummy area but I wiped it off.

A week after this I started feeling bubbles and pulls in what I believe to be my uterus (other intestines are near it so I can't really tell so straight up) but I have a hunch it's my uterus) and I also have a lot of discharge from my vagina...

I have read multiple times that it's possible to get pregnant from precum even without penetration, slim chances but possible.
Could I be pregnant? What are the chances? Can it be a fake pregnancy? (I am incredibly stressed because I don't want to be pregnant! Is it likely to imagine it?)

Hey there,

I can't tell you the chances of being pregnant because I simply do not know. If semen comes in contact with the vagina there is a chance that you could be pregnant but the only way to figure out if you are is if you take a pregnancy test. You said you had relations with your boyfriend two weeks ago so you could take a pregnancy test.

The feelings you are having might be due to your paranoia and stress. The first time I had sex I was super paranoid that I was pregnant and I became more aware of my body. Stomach upsets, noises and things like that. I think that when you are paranoid about pregnancy you become more sensitive to the every day things your body does that you never really notice.

If you are not pregnant I would advise that you get on birth control or, at the very least, use condoms when you are thinking about fooling around. Taking precautions will help decrease the chances of pregnancy and if you ever decide to have sex you will be protected. I personally prefer condoms and birth control.

[Coffee.]

Your risk is low. Pregnancy is not impossible as any opportunity for sperm to reach an egg makes pregnancy possible However, I don't want to sit here scaring you into thinking your chances are through the roof. They're not. Your period can easily be delayed right now due to your anxiety. However, I would take a test, and if pregnancy is something you are incredibly worried about and do not want to happen at this time, I would highly recommend getting on a birth control method to make activities like this (and potentially intercourse) less anxious for you.

A double method (as the previous user stated) is a great way to protect yourself! Highly effective methods are also a good choice, such as the IUD or implant, as they offer a very high level of protection often not seen by other methods.