My girlfriend and I have had sex three
times now. We have used condoms everytime
and most all but one time I have not
ejaculated. The first and the third time
we used Plan B within the first 24 hours.
The only time we didn't take Plan B was
about three days after her period and we
thought that there would be no way that
she could be pregnant. She has started
showing symptoms of pregnancy in the past
four days though. Things like nausa,
fatigue, and tender breasts. Thoughts on
if it is plausable that we are pregnant?
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mc4ever02
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Posted: 05-14-07 11:21am
If you are using condoms there is no need
for her to be taking plan b after every
incounter. Only if there is a break or
hole in the condom. You two seem very
worried about becoming pregnant. You may
want to talk to her about going on some
form of birth control (ie the pill) while
you use condoms at the same time.
As for the pregnancy symptoms. Pms and
early pregnancy symptoms are almost
identical. While I doubt she is pregnant,
if you two are concern wait until she has
missed her period and take a test.
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Llewellyn
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Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 05-14-07 11:46am
Like mc said, she should not be taking
plan b every time. Plan b is not meant to
be a form of birth control for every time
you have sex.
You can ejaculate. She can get pregnant
even if you don't, so there is not much
point in holding back.
She can get pregnant at any time of the
month. That includes before her period,
during her period, and after her period.
The symptoms of early pregnancy are the
same as symptoms of dozens of other
things. We cannot tell you if she is
pregnant.
She needs to go to the ob-gyn, get checked
out, and talk to her doctor about birth
control. Something like condoms or
spermicide along with the pill or the
patch might be good for you two.
It sounds like you two have quite a bit to
learn about birth control and pregnancy,
so make sure she asks her doctor a lot of
questions. You also might find this site
helpful: http://www.coolnurse
.com/sex_faqs_index.htm
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