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2017-08-09 07:19:18
I am 20 yrs old and my boyfriend is 21. We were trying to have sexual intercourse. But my partner was finding it difficult to insert using a condom. Later we tried without condom. His penis went half way but since my vagina is too tight he didn't ejaculate inside me but i am afraid of preejaculatory fluid. Should I use a contraceptive pill?
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Chances of pregnancy without ejaculation is very less but can't be guaranteed. You may take an emergency pill. It will be advisable especially if you were in middle of your cycle

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