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writes:i had sex with my boyfriend today the first time we did it he ejeculated and he changed the condom to a fresh 1 but when we started again he didnt ejeculate again but the condom split does that mean i can still get pregnant and would i need a morning after pill??/
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reader, chlez83  +, writes (8 January 2008):
There are still chances of you being pregnant because even after ejaculation,some sperms are in the urethra and trickle down and end up coming out after a while so it's possible some may trickled down into you either from the new condom or from his penis.I'm sure it'd be better for you to take the pill.I hope you've done that coz time's running out.
Good luck.
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 January 2008): Yeah everyones is right just before ejaculation a liquid is released that eliminates urine and Coats the uretha this liquid also contains a concentration of sperm thats why pulling out doesn't work
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reader, zoegirl  +, writes (7 January 2008):
 short word --- yes get a morning afterpill because you could git pregnant.
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reader, anonymous, writes (7 January 2008): hi honey, there certaily is a chance that you could be pregnant and you have been put at risk of contracting sexually trasmitted infections. Go see you GP for the morning after pill and for advice on the infectons that you have been put at risk from. Good Luck and well done for practicing safe sex!
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reader, Abacadaba +, writes (7 January 2008):
 There is a chance you can still get pregnant without ejaculation, by Pre-cum.
'Pre-ejaculate, also known as pre-cum, is the liquid that seeps from the tip of the penis during sexual excitement before ejaculation happens. This fluid helps coats the urethra and helps sperm move. If there are sperm in the urethra from a previous ejaculation, then pre-cum could push them through the penis before a guy actually comes. So, it's possible for pre-cum to carry a sexually transmitted infection or cause pregnancy.'
So yes, take the morning afterpill as soon as possible (Never leave it longer than 3 days, preferably the next day because with each day up to 3 the chances of success get lower), better safe than sorry :P
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reader, x-Happy-Feet-x +, writes (7 January 2008):
 yes i definetly think you should get a morning after pill because pre come and sperm can get in seriousloy i would unless if you want the risk of getting pregnant xx
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