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Q: Wondering

asked by: wondering on March 16th, 2004

New User

Hi I am new to this forum and I have a question I am 24 and I am engaged and I had sex with my fience march.12 we use condoms but that day we just for a second made love before we put the condom on my period will start march 25 so my question is is it possiable to get pregant if if we had done it for a second and and did we make love around my ovulation so if some one help with some advice it would not be bad news if I was pregant

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Amberlee123

replied on March 16th, 2004

Experienced User

To find out if you were ovulating, count about 2 1/2 - 3 weeks after the begining of your last period. Sounds to me like yes you were ovulating. And yes you can get pregnant that way, pre-cum is still sperm. Many men "drip" all the way through. Exspecially at first when most excited. Good luck. You can find home tests at the drug store that can tell a few days b4 your expectant period.

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