To prevent unwanted pregnancy

2023-11-21 06:49:00
Me and my boyfriend were rubbing genitals yesterday (20th November) he inserted his penis inside the vagina but i stopped him there also there  was no up and down movement inside vagina between us but the penis was inside the vagina for atleast 4 to 5 seconds......there was no ejaculation......he ejaculated while we were having oral sex...So are there any chances of being pregnant...if yes what should i do i am unmarried I don't want to get pregnant what medicine should I take
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Hi Thnxs for your question I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date. 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. WAIT for next period date. 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

Answered2023-11-21 17:20:15

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Answered2023-11-21 10:48:30

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Yes  depending up on which day in the cycle is happened As preejaculatory secretions also contain semen Prevention is before the act not after Your only option is to wait for the next period

Answered2023-11-21 07:00:36

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There are chances of pregnancy. The pre-cum discharge may have some sperm. You should take emergency contraception. Please consult a Gynaecologist for further details regarding the name of medicine, dose and prescription.

Answered2023-11-21 06:53:32

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Answered2023-11-21 07:25:56

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When did you have your last periods? If it is around ovulation period then chances of pregnancy can be there You can take emergency contraception pill

Answered2023-11-21 07:15:27

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