i dont know if i might be pregnant

[tania harfuch]

keep in mind this is graphic. i dont want to break the rules.


so me and my boyfriend were doing it and we used a condom and we agreed that he would pull out. so i was on top and he pulled out and i helped him finish.after that there might have been some semen on him while i was on top. (but his penis wasnt in me)i was just kind of sitting over it but it never came inside. then when i was helping him finish with my hand, we realized te condom wasnt on anymore. he was never inside me when the condom wasn't on but i might have sat on some semen. i went to pee straight away hoping thet this would help and 30 something hours later we bought the postday pill that helps up to 72 hours after having sex. is this really efective. how big is the chance of me being pregnant?

he penis was never inside me without the condom on but just for curiousity. if it were and he didnt c u m inside....what are the chances?


please help me.

[Harmony♥]

The chances of you being pregnant are slim, but they are there. Since you engaged in intercourse, there is ALWAYS a chance. Under these circumstances, I highly doubt you'll end up pregnant, especially since you've taken Plan B. Taking Plan B within the first 72 hours after an incident significantly decreases your chances of becoming pregnant.

To help ease your mind, you should take a pregnancy test two weeks (14 DAYS) from the time this incident occurred. You'll be able to get an accurate result after two weeks have passed. Or, you could wait until your period is missed.

[tania harfuch]

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!!

[heys.wendy]

good luck for u

[Eternal]

Chances are very low. If you were just sitting on it, then there is a very low chance that it actually got inside of you. You did the right thing by taking the morning after pill, its very effective (although not 100%).
I wouldn't worry too much about it. But take a pregnancy test as Shannon said.

[Kyeto-X]

Very slim chance that it might happen, but still you should take a pregnancy test after two weeks.

And next time, plan ahead a bit more to prevent unwanted contact with seamen have him wear a condom, make sure it is on correctly, and start a regular regiment of hormonal birth control. While Plan B is great for the occasional mess up, it is NOT designed for regular use as a contraceptive. It has a SUPER high dose of hormones that could hurt your body if taken too often. Best talk to your doctor about getting on a monthly BC or something similar.

[Verità]

Your chances of getting pregnant are very, very slim. More or less next to nothing. Once sperm is exposed to the air, it dies away very quickly. And then, in order to fertilize an egg and therefore impregnate you, it would have to travel all the way to where an egg is located, and then assuming it finds it's way to one, it would then have to successfully fertilize the eggs. I think you're safe, especially since you took Plan B, but there's no harm in taking a test in a few weeks time just to be sure.

It can be a huge relief to double up on protection, therefore decreasing the odds even more than using a condom and Plan B. The next time you visit your doctor, you should ask about different methods of birth control. In order to have an idea of what you think would work best for you, as sometimes pills or shots aren't for everyone, I would look at this thread. That way, you'll have an idea about what you're using, and you'll have a chance to think up some questions for your doctor before the appointment.

Take care!