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My periods had ended after about 3 days. I have a 27 day cycle. My ovulation date is around 12th April. My partner was using a condom and just the tip of the condom entered into the vagina for a few seconds. This was a day after my periods ended. He cummed outside much later. Just precum was there inside the condom. After that I again started getting some remaining Is period blood. Is that normal? Ithere any chance of preganacy? I'm really scared. Please help.
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Apparently you are describing an event which occurred yesterday (3 April). Your period ended on 31 March. You had Sexual intercourse on 3 April.  It is unlikely that you can conceive on that day. However if you don't get your periods by 30 April you should do urine pregnancy test.
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If the integrity of the condom was intact Chances of pregnancy are unlikely
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