I had my period on janaury6th and then I
started spotting on january28th and then
bleeding heavy on the 29th and then it
stopped on the febuary1st
and the question I have is that on febuary
10th this guy went in side me with out a
condom and the he started to put white
stuff on the out side of me and gould I
get pregaenate and when should I start my
period too beause I havent started yet the
last time was january 28
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margarine
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Joined: 11 Mar 2005 Posts: 7
Posted: 03-11-05 23:01pm
Hi, if you're regular, you should get your
period on february 28th or around then.
It's unlikely that you will get pregnant
if he didn't come in you (the semen has to
reach your uterus, at the very end of the
vagina, and then swim up the fallopian
tubes) - but he might have come in you a
little bit before he pulled out, which
would cause a pregnancy. If you're
worried, you can always try a drugstore
pregnancy test or even go to a free
medical clinic in your area for more
accurate pregnancy results. The most
important thing is that after a scare like
this (and i've had it too), brush up on
your sex ed and really bring protection.
Depending on how well you know this person
and their sexual history, you might also
want to get tested to stds (again, some
medical clinics will do this for free).
Good luck! Everything should be fine!
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