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I just lost my virignity to my boyfriend on Thursday. I was a little too tight, obviously so he tried opening me up. He put it in twice to losen it up then he put him condom on. Later, when I had to leave he took it out when he came. Now everytime I loose at my underwear I see dark discharge though it doesn’t have a smell and it’s not chunky.. He also is clean. Also could I possibly be pregnant since he stuck it in twice with no condom ):

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. Condoms can be very effective at preventing pregnacy when used correctly and consistently. Condoms should be placed on the penis when it is erect (hard) and prior to entering into the vagina. Prior to ejaculation, many men leak a small amount of pre-ejaculatory fluid (pre-cum). This fluid can contain sperm, which can result in pregnancy. Therefore, it is possible to become pregnant even if your partner does not “come” inside of you (without a condom).

After first intercourse, some women may have a little spotting or brownish discharge. If there is no foul odor, then i’ts probably nothing of concern. If you find you are still tight, a safer way of relaxing the vagina would be to use your fingers or his fingers, lubricated with saliva or a vaginal lubricant. This could be done as part of foreplay.

Continue using condoms correctly and consistently. You may want to consider beginning a long term method of birth control like the pills, patch, shot, etc.

If your next period is more…

I didn’t take my birth control for a few days and then I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend but he did not ejaculate. It is now 5 days later and I still have not taken my pill or gotten my period and i think i should have gotten it by now but i havent should i be worried im pregnant?

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the chance of pregnancy. If you are not taking your pills, you are not protected from pregnancy, as there is no “carry over” effect.

Stopping your birth control pills in the middle of a pack can cause irregularity in your cycle. Without the hormones from the pills, your body will have to readjust to return to its pre-pill cycle. How long it takes your body to have a bleed is individual. It may take 1 to 3 months after discontinuing the pill for your periods to return on a regular basis. Keep in mind, women have a monthly bleed only because the ovum (egg) is not fertilized during that month’s fertile time. You will ovulate before you have a bleed, making it almost impossible to know when your fertile time is. It is possible to become pregnant before having a regular period.

If you don’t have a period within the next 2-3 weeks, perform a pregnancy test. If you are interested in restarting your birth control pills, call your doctor or clinic for…

if you had a 6 day yeast infection treatment abd had to stop after 3 days because

If you did not complete the entire course of medication, it may not be completely effective at curing the yeast infection. You may notice an initial subsidence in symptoms. You may again notice the symptoms returning within the next week or two. If this occurs, purchase an over-the-counter treatment (Monistat, Clotriamazole) for yeast infection. Many brands have 1, 3 and 7 day treatments, and cost varies among brands and stores. The length of treatment depends on your convenience, however, 7 days treatments do tend to work better.

ive been taking linessa birth control perfectly for two weeks now, and last night i had sex and the condom broke and he came inside me, should i get plan b?

As long as you have been taking your pills correctly and consistently for at least 7 days, you would be protected from pregnancy. Plan B is not necessary.

my boyfriend and i had sex, and he used a sensitive extra thin condom, he didn’t stick his penuis inside me or touched me at with it without a condom. he put the condom on and after a bit he poped my cherry, he didnt come at all put i’ve heard of pre ejaculation fluid which contains sperm, im scared i might be pregnant because i havent had my period, its only the second time we’ve had sex though, is it possible for me to be pregnant with all this information? can i get an answer asap please :'(

Anytime a man and woman have sex, there is the risk of pregnancy. Condoms, when used correctly and consistently, can be a very effective method of preventing pregnancy. Condoms must be applied on the penis before insertion into the vagina.

If you and your partner used the condom correctly, and there were no visible leaks or tears in it, then chances of pregnancy are probably very low. However, if he put his penis inside prior to putting on the condom, then yes, some pre-ejaculatory fluid may have leaked out. This fluid may contain sperm, which could result in pregnancy.

Continue using condoms for every act of sexual intercourse. You may want to consider starting a long term method of birth control like pills, the Depo shot, etc. If your next period is more than 1 week late, do a pregnancy test, either at home or at a clinic.

Family Planning Plus clinics offer pregnancy tests, gynecological exams and birth control for little to no cost, depending on household size and income. Please call to schedule an appointment.

I had sex with my boyfriend 7 days later I experience bad symptoms for an std I later was told by my dr I have herpes. Blood test show my body is fighting it so does that mean my bf gave me the std, I hadnt been with anyone 3 months before this happend

No, it does not necessarily mean that your boyfriend “gave” it to you.  Herpes is a virus. Herpes Simplex type 1 (HSV1) is very common. It is the type of herpes responsible for cold sores. Most people are positive for HSV1. Most of us are exposed and infected as children….by our parents, other family members,  or friends. One can be exposed to herpes by kissing or eating after an infected individual. In the past, HSV1 was typically thought of as occurring “above the belt”.

Herpes Simplex type 2 (HSV2), most commonly known as genital herpes, is also a virus. It occurs in approximately 1 in 4 sexually active individuals, so it, too, is common. HSV2 commonly produces sores in the genital area.  The sores usually start out as blisters, then “pop” and drain yellow discharge. After that, sores will crust over and heal. Genital herpes, much like a cold sore on  your lip, can be very painful. In the past, HSV2 was considered to occur “below the belt”.

Okay, some reminders about viruses. You can be exposed to a virus and not become…

how long until the linessa birth control pill is compleatly effective

Birth control pills are effective after 7 days of daily use. Continue to take your pills correctly and consistently to obtain the most effectiveness.

I didnt know I had a STI and recently found out I was pregnant. It is there any way the STI could have caused my birth control not to work properly because I don’t know how I could have gotten pregnant due to I have been on the pill for about 7 yrs.

Sexually transmitted infections due not decrease the effectiveness of the birth control pill. It is possible to become pregnant while you have a sexually transmitted infection. However, if you were given antibiotics to treat the infection…..some antibiotics do interfere with birth control pills. We recommend that all pill users use a back up method the week they’re on the antibiotic and for the week after the antibiotic in order to prevent pregnancy.

Another cause of pill failure is not taking pills consistently. For some women, even missing 1 or 2 pills can lower the therapeutic level in the body enough to allow a break thru ovualtion.

i was due for my depo shot dec 30 2011 the last few days ive been having a few pregnancy symptoms but the home test says negative can i still be pregnant

The DepoProvera shot is effective for up to 13 weeks. If your injection was due December 30, you are no longer protected. Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is a chance of pregnancy. Since you don’t know when or how long it will take your body to ovulate and have a period,  you don’t when a fertile time would be. You will ovulate before having a bleed. Some women ovulate right away after discontinuing the Depo shot, some women may take several months.

Keep in mind, a urine pregnancy test only shows positive at around 4-5 weeks (at the earliest) of pregnancy. So, if you have gotten pregnant in the past 21 days, it would probably be too soon for a urine test to be positive. Your symptoms may be due to your body adjusting to not being on the Depo, and your own cycle is beginning to start. It may just be PMS. Wait another week or two, if your period still hasn’t retuned, then repeat the pregnancy test. Keep in mind, it may take 3-9 months for your…

Me and my boyfriend had unprotected sex yesterday morning. I usually take my pill at noon, although yesterday I forgot um take it till ten at night. Should I get the plan b?

You do not need to take Plan B. Just continue taking your birth control pills as scheduled. Occasionally taking your pill a few hours late won’t make much difference in their effectiveness.