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History Of Having Unprotected Sex. Irregular Periods. Possible Pregnancy?
Me and my girlfriend were sitting at her house, and we somehow found ourselves wanting to engage in sex, however i didn't bring a condom, so we just didn't use on and tried our best to keep me from ejaculating. we've done this before, but this time, i felt my penis throb once, and this scared me to death because i wasn't sure if i had ejaculated or not. she was expecting her period to come 5 days later, but she's irregular, and she's already passed her ovulation period, because the last time we had sex (2 weeks ago) she was producing a ridiculous amount of fluids, which is the "Sign" that she is ovulating. I'm just scared to death she might be pregnant.
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Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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Hi,
Right now the first thing would be to confirm pregnancy. This can be done using self pregnancy test kit that can be purchased at any pharmacy. Please follow the do it yourself instructions and interpret the results as shown in the test kit instruction booklet.
If your girlfriend is pregnant, please visit your doctor and decide on further course of action with regards to continuation of pregnancy.
Please remember that there are emergency pills which can be taken upto 48-72 hours after intercourse.
Hope this helps.
Dr Anjana Rao
Right now the first thing would be to confirm pregnancy. This can be done using self pregnancy test kit that can be purchased at any pharmacy. Please follow the do it yourself instructions and interpret the results as shown in the test kit instruction booklet.
If your girlfriend is pregnant, please visit your doctor and decide on further course of action with regards to continuation of pregnancy.
Please remember that there are emergency pills which can be taken upto 48-72 hours after intercourse.
Hope this helps.
Dr Anjana Rao
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