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Should I take I pill (please help)
Me and my girlfriend had sex last night and we use a flavour condom. While ejaculating i felt the condom slip and then I looked down but it was still there, the condom was just a cm or two above the base (where pubes are) and i did ejaculate in the condom. But the base of my penis had a liquid around it. Now I'm not sure what it was, whether it was my own sperm which somehow travelled back through the sides of the condon and went to my base, or whether it was her sexual discharge (she was very wet in the vagina), or whether that liquid was the lubrication of the condom. I want to know should she take an ipill just in case. I know nothing happened as I ejaculated in the condom but what if that liquid around the base was my semen and somehow touched her vulva and went inside( I know but possible but still). I made her wash everything around the vulva and thighs with soap after an hour of sex. Also the condom didn't break, it was intact, i checked it for leakage by filling it with water
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It mainly depends on which day of cycle she was on.If she is between day 10 - day 16 then chance of pregnancy is high then within 3days she has to take ipill.
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She can take emergency pill. Pill has many side effects and high failure rate though.
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