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It's possible I might be pregnant

me and my boyfriend had sex once with a condom in the other times without but he pulled out before he came, im peeing pretty frequently, I have bad headaches and I’ve been tired the last couple of days, but last week was our first time having sex what do I do? do I take a pregnacy test?

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Answer #1

Yes, you can, though the chances are low. Sperm could be in pre-cum, but only after a recent ejaculation, after which some sperm may be left in the penis. so if he masturbated earlier and then had sex with you, it is possible. peeing in between ejaculations flushes the of stray sperm. If sperm remains after a prior ejaculation, then it’s possible that you could get preganant. I think you are just thinking and worrying too much. your probably always tired and peeing a lot but since you have in your head that you could be pregnant every little thing is getting to you. if your that worried than take a preganacy test. but honestly I dont think you have anything to worry about. but just in case he does accidently forget to pull out I would go to a local health clinic and get on some birth control.

Answer #2

Pulling out doesn’t prevent pregnancy, theres stuff called pre cum. The pulling out method is very ineffective. You really need to get put on birth control and use condoms at all times. Not only could you be pregnant, but you could also have an STD. There are tons of pregnancy symptoms, but a lot of those symptoms could mean other things too. You should have went and gotten the morning after pill. Yes, but the test wouldn’t be accurate yet so you’ll have to wait until the time of your expected period or go to your doctor and get a blood test for earlier results. Before you have sex again, educate yourself about protected sex before you get yourself. Please… its for your own good.

Answer #3

Theres a good chance your not.Just to be on the safe side get a test

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