Family Planning Plus

I had sex with my boyfriend yesterday and today I started to have some pelvic pain kind of like a small cramp. I was wondering should I be worried about the pain?

 Unless the pain becomes worse, or you begin having symptoms of a vaginal infection, you could probably wait and see what happens. A warm heating pad and over the counter pain relievers can help decrease the discomfort.

I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend and he ejaculated inside of me, I came on my period 10-15 minutes later and I have loads of big blood clots why Is this? and also we had unprtected sex 3 weeks before and he ejaculated in me

Having intercourse during your period may increase bleeding.  Female orgasm causes contractions of the uterus. When the uterus contracts, it may push out some clots. During your period, you are less likely to be fertile.

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy.

If my boyfriends condom with sperm went inside of me, am I most likely pregnant ?

If semen spilled into your vagina, there is the possibility of pregnancy. Plan B would be a good option. Plan B is available for purchase over the counter at most pharmacies.

The likelihood of pregnancy will depend on where you were at within your menstrual cycle when the mishap occurred. If you were mid-cycle, which is ovulation time, then you would be fertile, and pregnancy would be more likely. If you were close to starting your period or during your period, the chance of pregnancy would be lower.

One night my boyfriend urinated before we left his house. When we got in his truck he started fingering me. This was 6 days ago. My period is about four days late. Could I be pregnant?

If you and your partner have been having unprotected intercourse, meaning penis in the vagina, then, yes, there is the risk of pregnancy. You cannot become pregnant by your partner fingering you. Urine does not contain sperm.

If your period is more than 7 days late, do a pregnancy test.

so my boyfriend and i had sex with a condom, when we finished he came in the condom, but stayed in me. also when he finally pulled out the condom came off and spilled on me, then we cleaned ourselves off, but then he went back me bare, can we conce

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. If your partner’s semen was spilled or ejaculated into your vagina, there is the possibility that you could become pregnant.

I have already ejactulated today and my girlfriend is going to give me oral. I don’t want to have no semen. What can I do?

You will still have semen.

I had sex on 5/10 around 1am. We used a condom, but I found it inside me on 5/11 around 9pm. I took Next Choice at 9am on 5/12, and took the second dosage at 9pm on the same day. My period was due on 5/11, but hasn’t come yet (7 days late as of 5/18). My last normal period was 4/10-14, and before that 3/11-15. Average days in my cycle is 31. My periods are commonly 2-4 days off (late or early), but now I’m definitely worried. When at school (I’m 20 and at a university) I spend lot of time around my teammates, who have succeeded in pulling me onto a different cycle then when I’m home with my sisters and mother. I moved back home last week, could the shift to a different environment be affecting me? What are the changes that I’m pregnant? Would I likely get an accurate result if I took a HPT today?

If your period was due on May 11 and it still has not come, perform a pregnancy test.

“i had sex with my boyfriend on 5th day of my period and i took i-pill after that. it was an protected sex. he had wore condomn. after 13 days we had sex again and i tuk i-pill.. can i becum preegnant ??”

The morning after pill (Plan B, Next Choice, i-pill) is a pill you can take after unprotected sex to reduce the risk of pregnancy. It works best if it is used within the first 24 hours after sex but can be used up to 120 hours (or five days) after unprotected sex with decreased effects after the first three days.  The sooner you use Plan B, the more effective it is.

Plan B works by delaying ovulation (the monthly release of an egg), and possibly by interfering with fertilization (the union of sperm and egg) and implantation (when the fertilized egg implants itself into the uterine lining). If you are already pregnant, it will not terminate the pregnancy. According to the manufacturer, the treatment prevents seven of eight pregnancies that otherwise would have occurred. Therefore, pregnancy is possible, but your risk is reduced. If you correctly used a condom in addition to the i-pill the second time you had sex, pregnancy is highly unlikely.

If you are 17 or older, you can purchase Plan B at most drug stores without a prescription. You will need to ask the pharmacist for Plan…

Me and my boyfriend had unprotected sex on the 9th of this month he did ejaculate inside of me but I took plan b maybe 30min to and hour right after . We had sexual intercourse again on the 11th of this month but we used a condom . Ijust recently during this week I’ve been having headaches, nausea, my breast are sore and firm , and lower abdominal pains I’ve also been very sleepy and these symptoms are sometimes off and on . I’m not sure when I will be receiving my period because it varies every month and last month I got it towards the end of the month . Are there any chances these are normal symptoms or should I be worried I may be pregnant ? Please help !

Anytime you have unprotected intercourse, there is the risk of pregnancy. Emergency contraception is about 80 to 85% effective at preventing pregnancy.

Wait until your period is 1 week late. If you are irregular, wait 4 weeks since your last period. If your period is late, do a pregnancy test.

I am on birth control and I already had my period this month, I’ve been getting cramps and I start randomly bleeding. What is going on!?

If you are on the birth control pills, make sure that you are taking them correctly & consistently. Being late with or skipping pills can cause cramping and irregular bleeding. If you are on another birth control method, be sure that you are using it correctly.

Many women experience menstrual irregularity at some time or another. Irregularities like cramping and spotting can be caused by stress, illness, and hormonal fluctuations. If this is the case, it is usually not a concern. Your cycles will return to normal within a month or two. A warm heating pad, hot bath and Ibuprofen or Tylenol can all help decrease the discomfort of cramping.

There are other reasons for persistent cramping and bleeding. You may have a vaginal infection. You made need an adjustment in your birth control. If your bleeding/spotting continues for 2 or more months, call your doctor or clinic for an appointment.