Chances of getting pregnant from pre-ejaculation fluid?

I was with a girl last night, and our condom split. No idea how long it had been split. I don't even know if there was any "pre-cum" present at the time as we hadn't been having sex for very long, and we stopped as soon as we realised.

Should I be worried? She isn't on any other form of contraception.

Reply 1

Iron Mask Duval

9

Get her to take the morning after pill just in case....and buy some better quality condoms.

Reply 2

02mik_e

14

yeah check it out just in case and next time buy durex.

Reply 3

n0c0ntr0l

12

02mik_e

yeah check it out just in case and next time buy durex.

Durex splits as well you know :mad:

Morning after pill. Gogogo, sooner the better. I don't think they can test whether she's pregnant for at least 2 weeks or so.

Reply 4

RachieJ

Yeah I knew a girl who got pregnant that way so its definitely possible.

Sort it out and be nice!

Reply 5

James

14

Iron Mask Duval

Get her to take the morning after pill just in case....and buy some better quality condoms.

This. You really can't be too safe.

Reply 6

Anonymous #1

OP

* How much is the morning after?
* Where can I get it?
* Can you get it free from a doctor?
* They WERE durex. Actually this happens pretty often, I think I need bigger ones. :/

Reply 7

Spanghew

11

I don't know what the statistical likelihood of getting pregnant that way, but the fact that it is possible at all should make it obvious that you're better to be safe rather than sorry, and get the MAP.

Reply 8

02mik_e

14

Anonymous

* How much is the morning after?
* Where can I get it?
* Can you get it free from a doctor?
* They WERE durex. Actually this happens pretty often, I think I need bigger ones. :/

oh pooh my bad. Yeah just go to the docs, but before that make sure she takes the morning after pill.

Reply 9

Anonymous #1

OP

http://www.sexetc.org/faq/pregnancy/992

Just ran it through google out of interest and that article seems to put me in the clear? A few others agree with it..

I hadn't ejaculated since like Sunday night, and this happened yesterday night. And I peed lots in between ;3

Reply 10

Delta Usafa

1

I think it may be too late for the morning after pill. I thought I read you're supposed to take it before or immediately after sex. Though I could be wrong.

You're probably fine though.

Reply 11

Anonymous #1

OP

Delta Usafa

I think it may be too late for the morning after pill. I thought I read you're supposed to take it before or immediately after sex. Though I could be wrong.

You're probably fine though.

Apparently the pills is okay for something like 72 hours after sex? May be wrong on the timescale, but I believe it's a couple or few days, though the longer you leave it, the less chance there is of it working.

Reply 12

PrincePauper

11

Delta Usafa

I think it may be too late for the morning after pill. I thought I read you're supposed to take it before or immediately after sex. Though I could be wrong.

You're probably fine though.

Its called THE MORNING AFTER pill for a reason. obviously you take it after. I think you have got around 72hrs, but its effectiveness decreases. its free on the nhs, or £25 from boots

Reply 13

Delta Usafa

1

Anonymous

Apparently the pills is okay for something like 72 hours after sex? May be wrong on the timescale, but I believe it's a couple or few days, though the longer you leave it, the less chance there is of it working.

Hmm. It might also depend on the type you use, because there's more than one kind.

Reply 14

Delta Usafa

1

PrincePauper

Its called THE MORNING AFTER pill for a reason. obviously you take it after. I think you have got around 72hrs, but its effectiveness decreases. its free on the nhs, or £25 from boots

"The phrase "morning-after pill" is a misnomer; ECPs are effective when used shortly before intercourse, and are licensed for use up to 72 hours after sexual intercourse and the WHO says they can be used for up to 5 days after contraceptive failure (see "Effectiveness" section below)."

-Wikipedia

Reply 15

Mr-Dangerous

13

Delta Usafa

I think it may be too late for the morning after pill. I thought I read you're supposed to take it before or immediately after sex. Though I could be wrong.

You're probably fine though.

Theres a reason why its called MORNING AFTER pill not AFTER SEX pill

Reply 16

Delta Usafa

1

Mr-Dangerous

Theres a reason why its called MORNING AFTER pill not AFTER SEX pill

Please read my latest post before you get all condescending with me.

Reply 17

Rocious

12

why dont people say morning after pills

or was i not supposed to take 2? :s

Reply 18

shorty.loves.angels

16

Anonymous

* How much is the morning after?
* Where can I get it?
* Can you get it free from a doctor?
* They WERE durex. Actually this happens pretty often, I think I need bigger ones. :/

Family planning clinics write you a prescription to get it free :smile:

You can also get it from places like boots but it's around £24.

Never went to the Dr so don't know but I'm sure someone else will.

Condoms are never 100% safe, suggest she goes on the pill/implant too.

Reply 19

PrincePauper

11

Delta Usafa

"The phrase "morning-after pill" is a misnomer; ECPs are effective when used shortly before intercourse, and are licensed for use up to 72 hours after sexual intercourse and the WHO says they can be used for up to 5 days after contraceptive failure (see "Effectiveness" section below)."

-Wikipedia

Dont base your life on wikipedia, would you get ready for an abortion before you even have sex? Common sense boy.
The morning after pill is for emergencies only, and it is not recommended AT ALL. It is only to be used if its the last option.

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