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Had Sex, Took Pills Followed By Bleeding. Rubbed Penis On Vagina But No Ejaculation. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Question: Hi Doctor
I am concerning the chance of getting pregnant of my girlfriend. we had sex on 29/7 and after that she took pills, around five days after, she started to bleed and two days later (11/8) I rubbed my penis outside her virgina (i didnt insert nor did i eject inside or on the virgina) Her mensuration cycle started from 15/7 and it varies. I am quite sure the bleeding after taking pills is not period. Is the chance of getting pregnant high? thank you very much!
I am concerning the chance of getting pregnant of my girlfriend. we had sex on 29/7 and after that she took pills, around five days after, she started to bleed and two days later (11/8) I rubbed my penis outside her virgina (i didnt insert nor did i eject inside or on the virgina) Her mensuration cycle started from 15/7 and it varies. I am quite sure the bleeding after taking pills is not period. Is the chance of getting pregnant high? thank you very much!
Brief Answer:
PREGNANCY VERY LESS LIKELY.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us.
The success rate of emergency contraceptive pills is more than 95 % in preventing a pregnancy if taken within 24 hours of unprotected sex.
Also, the bleeding after 5 days is a common side effect of these pills.
The chances of pregnancy from the second act are almost zero, and the first time round, if the pills were taken on time, the risk again is very low.
Overall, the chances of pregnancy are very less.
Take care, and always use a regular form of contraceptive in the future.
PREGNANCY VERY LESS LIKELY.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us.
The success rate of emergency contraceptive pills is more than 95 % in preventing a pregnancy if taken within 24 hours of unprotected sex.
Also, the bleeding after 5 days is a common side effect of these pills.
The chances of pregnancy from the second act are almost zero, and the first time round, if the pills were taken on time, the risk again is very low.
Overall, the chances of pregnancy are very less.
Take care, and always use a regular form of contraceptive in the future.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
thank you very much. but what if when i rub outside her virgina (there may be little penetration, coz i didnt break her virginity), some precum came out. will there be high possibility to get pregnant？
Brief Answer:
VERY LOW RISK OF PREGNANCY
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Initially you mentioned that there was no insertion.
With slight penetration and precum, there is slight chance of pregnancy, however after taking emergency contraceptives, the risk is quite low.
Do not worry.
Regards,
VERY LOW RISK OF PREGNANCY
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Initially you mentioned that there was no insertion.
With slight penetration and precum, there is slight chance of pregnancy, however after taking emergency contraceptives, the risk is quite low.
Do not worry.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
my girlfriend didnt take pills in the second act. I m quiet concerned about the second time. (i thought the bleeding was period, so it would be more safe) seems slight chance is still “high”
because i have heard of that small amount precum could still go up to the egg. but is that nearly impossible for sperm to swim at the entrance（ or shallow level ) to the egg？
because i have heard of that small amount precum could still go up to the egg. but is that nearly impossible for sperm to swim at the entrance（ or shallow level ) to the egg？
Brief Answer:
DETAILED BELOW
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
The second act as you mentioned involved no penetration.
A slight chance is a really less risk, not high as you think.
With no actual penetration and intact hymen, precum cannot enter the vaginal canal.
DETAILED BELOW
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
The second act as you mentioned involved no penetration.
A slight chance is a really less risk, not high as you think.
With no actual penetration and intact hymen, precum cannot enter the vaginal canal.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Mohammed Kappan
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