Yes, it is too late to take the morning after pill, and pre-ejaculatory fluid can cause a pregnancy. However, It is unlikely that the nausea your partner is feeling is because of a pregnancy – it’s a bit too early for that. She most likely is just ill. Wait until her next period. If she misses it, have her take a pregnancy test.
Make sure you are using condoms correctly:
- check the expiration date to be sure it is not expired prior to use.
- store condoms at room temperature in a sharps free environment.
- never use oil-based lubricant with a latex condom.
- pinch the tip of the condom between the thumb and forefinger while rolling it onto the erect penis to ensure that there is no air pocket in the tip of the condom.
- smooth out the sides of the condom once it has been rolled on to ensure there are no air pockets in the sides of the condom.
- hold onto the rim or base of the condom while removing the penis from the vagina to prevent it from slipping off inside the vagina during removal.
You and your partner may want to consider a hormonal method of birth control since they are a little more effective. If you live near our service area, please contact one of our offices for an appointment. If you live further away, call the Family Planning or Planned Parenthood office closest to you.
6. February 2012
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