Im not sure…? help…
Me and my partner have been using the ‘pulling out’ method during sex. This is not a very effective contraceptive method because of precum I know but..
Now ive started feeling hungry all the time, tired all the time, been having headaches and some things that happen usually when im on my period, only.. im not on my period?
I did take a pregnancy test which came back negative but I have irregular periods so I would never know when I have a ‘missed period’.. so I may have taken the test too early for it to pick up anything?
Yesterday morning I woke up 4am ish? and had to throw up. I woke up again around 6am ish and had to throw up again. I am fine now though.
Could I be pregnant?
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you could possibly pregnant, everything seems to point to that you are pregnant except in the beginning you usually dont want to eat anything, your big appetite doesnt come until later. however the fact that you are throwing up is a big sign. wait a little bit then take another test. it may be too early to tell.
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There is no semen in pre-ejaculatory fluid, so you CANNOT get pregnant from that. It is a myth that is still being taught in school for god knows why.
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Actually, pre-ejaculatory fluid is semen. I think you meant there is no sperm in pre-ejaculatory fluid. And you can get pregnant from it, although the chances are much less that you will because the amount of sperm is much lower.
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Ah, sorry. It meant sperm. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12286905: There is NO SPERM in pre-ejaculatory fluid. There are some rare occasions where there is a little, but they are mostly immobile.
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Perhaps, but even the article in your link says "the probability of pregnancy is very low if pre-ejaculate fluid enters the vagina", it doesn't say it is impossible. So why take the chance?
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Because chance exist in everything, even with birth control pills, condoms, etc. Only possible way to avoid pregnancy? Abstinence. The effectiveness of pulling out? eighty percent. But that is because men generally don't have enough control to pull out at the right time. Also if they go for a second round there is left over sperm. I would say it is rather effective, especially if your partner has good self control. (Condoms = 90-99 percent chance of avoiding pregnancy. Calculations vary from different studies)
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Actually above abstinence... Don't forget about Mary! But if you don't believe in that stuff... Well, Mary has some explaining to DoOOO(Ricky Recardo voice).
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Hello sweatheart there is a chance you may be pregnant if you need help or someone to talk to you can email me at (email removed) godbless
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katie smithh @ hotmail . com thats all together