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anonymous
writes:ok, here it is. yesturday me and my boyfriend had sex. we used a condom but then we did it adain no more than half an hour later. he didn't come out but could there still be sperm from the first time and would it still survive? is there a chance that this could make me pregnant?Also i'm ovulating which i know increases the chances.my boyfriend says i should go and get the morning after pill today but i really don't want to unless it's nessasary because it iregulates your body.
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reader, love-him +, writes (3 July 2007):
 I dont understand.. You said you used a condom... Then no you wont be?!!!
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reader, LauraE +, writes (3 July 2007):
I don't completely understand what happened after reading your question a few times. Sperm can survive for quite a while inside the human body, and even outside for a short while. If there is any chance that some got in there, then yes, you could get pregnant. Take the morning after pill as soon as possible. It's a one-off thing, and is not dangerous.
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reader, anonymous, writes (3 July 2007): Stina is right.
In addition, the morning after pill is more effective the quicker you take it - it works best *within 24 hours of having sex*
It will either be free, or around £22 pounds from your chemist. If you have to pay, you can try get it via your GP for free.
It may iregulate your body, but considering you could fall pregnant isn't it worth it?
You should go and get it today rather than tomorrow. At least you can have some piece of mind and won't need to bother with pregnancy kits in a few weeks time!
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reader, stina  +, writes (3 July 2007):
 Hi Anonymous,
If he used a condom both times, then obviously things are fine. But if he didn't, it wouldn't matter if the sperm survived or not - there's a chance you could get pregnant from using no protection at all, period.
Better safe than sorry, I say. Go get the morning after pill. If you're planning on not using condoms again in the future, perhaps you should also talk with your doctor about getting on birth control.
Take care.
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reader, Jamer70 +, writes (3 July 2007):
 Im assuming you didnt use a condom the second time and if this is true yes you could indeed be pregnant, if you did use a condom and it didnt break you should be fine
. Like eyeswideopen said do use an extra form of contraception when having sex i.e condom and the pill.
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reader, eyeswideopen +, writes (3 July 2007):
 Did you use a condom both times? If so then you should be okay as long as it didn't break. If I were you I would bet on some extra form of birth control as well as using condoms. If you think the morning after pill "irregulates" your body, just check out what pregnancy does to it! Just to be sure go to the nearest pharmacy and get a pregnancy test and follow the directions. Good luck.
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