Last monday my gf and I had sex.. And I
pulled out way in time.. But she says she
has back pains tongiht and thinks she
might be pregant.. Can one tell soon..
Im freaking out here.. Any help would be
greatly apreaceatd.
Thanks
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askara
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 May 2005 Posts: 229 Location: South East England
Posted: 08-27-05 04:19am
I think it may be in her head, possible...
But more likey to be I her head.
Back pain and bloatedness can be due to so
many things, weather, oncoming period and
so on. But if you are worried.. And shes
gonna carry on.. Then get a test to do
for the day she is 1 day late.
Also, I dont know aboout you lot but if I
think I am pregnant I wont tell my partner
till I know I am for sure, I dont want him
to have a time where hes stressign not
knowing.. I hate it enough.. I dont want
to torment him too!
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mn1984
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 27 Aug 2005 Posts: 2
Posted: 08-27-05 08:14am
Thanks... I hope you are right.. I didnt
even know back pains are a sign, are they
even?
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Pocket Angel
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 241 Location: Thiells, New York
Posted: 08-27-05 09:20am
Yes back pain is a sign of pregnancy. I
would take on more back pain any day over
throwing up and dizzyness though lol
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teach486
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Aug 2005 Posts: 276 Location: US
Posted: 08-27-05 10:07am
Yes, back pain is indeed a sign of
pregnancy. However, the only way to be
certain is if she misses her period, an
then do a pregnancy test.
For future reference pulling out before
full ejaculuation is not an effective form
of pregnancy prevention. Your
pre-ejaculation still contains sperm that
are quite able to fertilize the egg,
resulting in pregnancy. Too many young
people believe that the pull-out method
works. This is a myth!
If you and your gf do not want the
responsibility of a child then you need to
start using birthcontrol. The best thing
would be for her to get on the pill. If
this is not a possibility the next best
thing would be for you to use a
combination of condoms and spermacide. I
say a combination of these two because
condoms are not 100% effective. They do
break. Just make sure the spermacide is
compatible with the condom. Some
spermacides can work against latex, making
it weaker.
While pregnancy can happen at any time, a
woman's most fertile time tends to be 11 -
17 days after the first day of her last
period. On average the woman will ovulate
14 days after the first day of her last
period. Sperm can live for up to three
days, thus the 11 - 17 days. A woman's
lest likely time to get pregnant would be
during her period. Keep in mind that this
is not a sure-fire thing, either. Every
woman is different.
If you continue to have unprotected sex,
pending both of you are fertile, then
pregnancy will eventually happen.
