Pregnancy scare

2024-05-08 13:09:39
Me and my bf had an intimate session during my ovulation phase last month. We did not have sexual intercourse of any type, we dry humped in our shorts + underwear and indulged in oral. He eventually ejaculated on my body while making sure my underwear was on and there was a towel as well while sitting. Few drops might have just dropped far on my thighs. I am starting to get a little nauseous and feeling bloated in my stomach, my due date is supposed to arrive in 4 days. Is there any chance I might be pregnant? Sperm crossing barriers from ejaculating too near on underwear that affected it? Pls help I am scared.
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Answered2024-05-09 05:30:35

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Hi good afternoon Thnxs for your question For pregnancy sperms have to ejelated inside vagina and sperm have to fertilized egg and that fertilized egg have to implement in uterus. In ur case no ejeculation inside vagina so no worries abt pregnancy. As per your information no worries abt pregnancy. I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date so I can help you. If you missed ur regular period than do urinary pregnancy test with morning sample and inform me result so that I can advise u in better way. For further guidance on it and medicine Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly and guide u MY Online link is prac.to/drpanchani

Answered2024-05-08 14:07:44

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If you have missed your periods then get a pregnancy test done .

Answered2024-05-08 13:29:17

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No.But if period is late by one day go for urine pregnancy test.

Answered2024-05-08 13:13:22

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Get your urine pregnancy test done if you miss you period

Answered2024-05-08 13:29:22

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Get pregnancy test done after you miss your period date.

Answered2024-05-08 13:15:12

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