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Had unprotected sex the day her periods
It was first time for both of us of having sex and We had unprotected sex (not too much it was like i put inside her then out in very seconds) the day her periods ended and we both r sure I pulled at the right time. Can she get pregnant if precum (not that I remember if there was cause it was dry the whole time) falls inside?
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Don’t panic — in your case the chance of pregnancy is LOW, but not 0%.
Why the risk is low
Sex happened just after her periods ended (usually a safer time in most women).
Penetration was for a few seconds only
You say you pulled out in time and there was no ejaculation inside
But can pregnancy happen from precum?
Yes, rarely.
Pre-cum can sometimes contain sperm (especially if ejaculation happened earlier and sperm remained in the urethra).
Even a small amount can cause pregnancy in fertile days.
What to do now (best practical advice)
✅ If it happened within 72 hours, she can take Emergency Contraceptive Pill (ECP) for safety.
(Within 24 hours is best.)
✅ If more than 72 hours but within 5 days, consult a gynecologist for emergency options.
When to test
If her next period is delayed by 5–7 days, do a urine pregnancy test (morning sample).
Or do a blood beta-hCG test for earlier confirmation.
Important note
Withdrawal method is not a reliable contraception.
For future, use condoms (also protects from infections).
Final line:
Risk is very low, but if you want to be completely stress-free, take ECP within 72 hours.
(For educational guidance only.)
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Even if the sperm is released inside then also no pregnancy, as u mentioned periods just ended..
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No ....chance are low
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Chances are low
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Hi.. no. Consult online for questions regarding the same
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Get pregnancy test done
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