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Virgin, Rubbed Penis Into Vagina But Didnot Ejaculate. Didnot Get Periods. No Sign Of Pregnancy,abdominal Discomfort
Iam a virgin but my husband have just rubbed his penis on my vagina and he just pushed his 1 cm of his penis in my vagina but he did not ejaculate at all am really sure about it so after that I did not have my period so I had medicine and then I had proper period and I have no sign of pregnancy but just an abdominal discomfort so can I be pregnant it has been a month we fooled around and when we fooled around then I was suppose to have my periods so after that I had medicines to make my periods regular.... Plz help me to know if am pregnant? M very afraid... Please help!
Wed, 13 Nov 2013
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If there was no ejaculation or insertion then it is unlikely that you have conceived. This is even less likely since you had a period subsequent to this.
If you want to conclusively determine whether you are pregnant, you should consider a home pregnancy test. Since this intimacy occurred a month ago, the test would be able to determine whether you were pregnant from this interaction.
If you and your husband are not ready to have children then you should consider using persistent contraception such as oral contraceptive, condoms, intrauterine devices, patches or injections.
You can ask your doctor which would be the best option for you.
I hope this helps
If there was no ejaculation or insertion then it is unlikely that you have conceived. This is even less likely since you had a period subsequent to this.
If you want to conclusively determine whether you are pregnant, you should consider a home pregnancy test. Since this intimacy occurred a month ago, the test would be able to determine whether you were pregnant from this interaction.
If you and your husband are not ready to have children then you should consider using persistent contraception such as oral contraceptive, condoms, intrauterine devices, patches or injections.
You can ask your doctor which would be the best option for you.
I hope this helps
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