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Sent to Health Experts June 20, 2007 11:40 a.m.

I lost my virginity two days ago to my committed boyfriend. We'd been planning it for a while, and we knew sex was inevitable, but it happened while we were both a little tipsy and really into the moment. He wasn't wearing a condom, but he withdrew and ejaculated outside of me, but I'm still a little nervous. What are my chances of getting pregnant? He was only inside me for a couple of minutes, and this was the only incident. I'm just a little unsure if I need to take a morning after pill or simply put, How nervous should I be? I know that pre-ejaculatory fluids have a potential to get women pregant, but as I said, I only just lost my virginity, so I'm a little concerned.

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Female, Age: 21, South Carolina

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By the way, my last period ended on the fourth of june...I don't know if that helps...

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June 20, 2007 11:44 a.m. (4 minutes and 4 seconds later)

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Hi,

Unfortunately even the pull out method doesn't give you absolute protection. In fact the statistics are about 1 in 100 women about 1% will get pregnant using the pull out method. So while this isn't a strong chance there is still a chance.

Women ovulate 14 days after the last menstruation so that puts your ovulation date at 18th. Though keep in mind women can ovulate a few days before or after and semen can live as long as 5 days.

Walter

Edited by Walter on June 20 2007 at 11:46am

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