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Is there a risk of Pregnancy
My GF and I were having outercourse and I was wearing a condom, when I ejaculated the semen spilled out from the back of the condom and it dripped down on her vaginal opening. After 4-5 mins she went to clean it and she might've touched herself with her finger (which may have semen on it) at a little bit inner portion (vulva).
Her last day of period was on Friday and this situation took place on Sunday.
Can you please help us in knowing if we should worry about pregnancy?
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Less chances if its on day 7 or so and if its 28day cycle. But still there can be chances. Emergencies contraception can be used after doctor's advice. Consult me online for more clear history and better guidance
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Yes. You should worry about pregnancy.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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Yes there are maybe chances of pregnancy
Fertile period in a regular 30 day cycle is counted from day one of the period not when it ended and it is between day 8 to day 18 when the chances are more
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