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Could I be pregnant?

My boyfriend and I had unprotected sex last night. HOWEVER, I am completely positive he did not ejaculate because he has anejaculation. I also do not think I am ovulating because my last period started 7 days ago and just ended 2 or 3 days ago. Since my period ended I've had a brownish discharge which became slightly worse after intercourse. Is this normal? I know it's probably too early to tell, but I've been worried about becoming pregnant through precum. I would take the PlanB, but last time I did I suffered terrible side effects and it took months for my period to return to normal. I suppose I'm just looking for someone to ease my mind. Anyone know the chances of becoming pregnant through precum?

Another note: this is not a regular occurance and will NOT be happening again in the future. I bought some condoms and he will be wearing them from now on.
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1809109 tn?1331803777
That's probably wise, maybe try to see if you can use a different e/c then last time. I know there are different kinds, so maybe another type won't be as hard on your body.
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Thanks for your insight! I'm still struggling with it. I think my chances are very low since my ovulation cycle is usually pretty long (24-30 days apart) and he has complete anejaculation (it's very unlikely that he has ejaculated at all within the last few days). BUT STILL, I definitely do not want to be pregnant. I think I'm leaning towards doing it just in case.
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1809109 tn?1331803777
Yes it is possible to have sperm in precum. It's a one tube fits all, so it's hard to tell what is in there and what's not. I'm not sure what extent anejaculation would have on this though- can he ever have a proper orgasm? Sperm and preejaculatory fluids are two different things. The fluids before ejaculation occurs are mostly lubricants and other stuff that is to help get the sperm along to it's destination.

After having a bad reaction to plan B myself I understand the hesitancy, but I can't give you a straight answer one way or another. I guess you need to way up the chances that there is sperm in his pre fluids and the chances that you were/are soon to be ovulating (because sperm can last several days so if you ovulate this week it could result in a pregnancy) against how bad it would be to take the plan B. Worst case senario against each other- is pregnancy much worse than being sick for a week?

In about 3 weeks time you can take a home pregnancy test with your first morning urine. Until then just remember those "early pregnancy symptoms" can be caused by stress so even if you start feeling ill, try to remain calm until you know.
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