Is it possible in that situation that you could get pregnant yes, sure is. Are you actually pregnant right now? Well no one can answer that question for you, you have to wait and do a test. For best results with a home test I recommend waiting 6 weeks, or you can go to the doctor after 3 days and get a blood test.
Now, I feel I should say to you that I hope this has scared you into not having sex again. Lord knows there are enough teen parents on the planet, you don’t need to become another one. Sex is the method of procreation, regardless of what contraception you use there is ALWAYS a risk of pregnancy resulting from sex. Until you’re in a position that you could care for a baby, emotionally, financially, physically and so forth then you have no RIGHT to be having sex with ANYONE.
There is a chance, yes. Precum contains some sperm, and while most women ovulate a few days after the end of their periods, some women with very long periods may ovulate at the very end; also, sperm can live for a couple of days and may still be there when you ovulate. Even this would probably mean you ovulate a little earlier than most women, but it is possible.
February 25th, 2010 at 6:13 am
Is it possible in that situation that you could get pregnant yes, sure is. Are you actually pregnant right now? Well no one can answer that question for you, you have to wait and do a test. For best results with a home test I recommend waiting 6 weeks, or you can go to the doctor after 3 days and get a blood test.
Now, I feel I should say to you that I hope this has scared you into not having sex again. Lord knows there are enough teen parents on the planet, you don’t need to become another one. Sex is the method of procreation, regardless of what contraception you use there is ALWAYS a risk of pregnancy resulting from sex. Until you’re in a position that you could care for a baby, emotionally, financially, physically and so forth then you have no RIGHT to be having sex with ANYONE.
February 25th, 2010 at 6:13 am
There is a chance, yes. Precum contains some sperm, and while most women ovulate a few days after the end of their periods, some women with very long periods may ovulate at the very end; also, sperm can live for a couple of days and may still be there when you ovulate. Even this would probably mean you ovulate a little earlier than most women, but it is possible.
February 25th, 2010 at 6:13 am
probably not unless you have a very odd menstrual cycle.