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Re: Likelihood of Pregnancy?
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sun, 20 Jul 2003 23:44:07 -0500 (CDT)
Well, you can get pregnant at ANY time during your cycle, whether you
are ovulating, or during your period. However, if your bf ejaculated
outside of your vagina and you can be 100% sure that none of his sperm
came into contact with your vagina, then you can be 100% sure you aren't
pregnant. If you get your period as planned, then most likely you
arent' pregnant. The likelihood of you being pregnant isn't very good.
You should just be aware however that unless on the pill or using
another form of birth control, it is ALWAYS possible to get pregnant
regardless of your mentrual cycle.
At Sun, 20 Jul 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>I was just wondering how likely it might be that I would be pregnant
>given the situation at hand. It is too early for a test, my period is
>still a week away, but I thought I might ask just to have some idea. On
>the night of the 12th, my boyfriend and I had sex. He pulled out before
>he finished, and he ended up ejaculating on my butt. I know it's very
>possible to get pregnant this way, but I was wondering, according to
>dates. My periods have always been very regular, between 28-32 days. (I
>am 20 now and it has been this way since age 15.) For the past couple of
>years I have noticed that about two weeks before my period starts, I
>have a slight cramping feeling and a heavier discharge for about a day.
>I can usually assume my period will come two weeks after I have that
>occurance, so I have assumed (and my doctor said it could be) that I was
>ovulating on that day. The reason I am saying all that is because I had
>those symptoms on the 17th (5 days after intercourse). (My last period
>started on July 2.) So I wanted to know, that if those symptoms are
>ovulation, how likely is it that I might be pregnant? I have heard that
>sperm can live up to a week. (As a sidenote, that was the only instance
>of unprotected sex this month and we have not had sex at all since
>then.) Thanks for any information! :)
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