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Fingering prego
A few weeks ago my boy friend and i were fooling around i was waking him off. He came and he held it in his skin with his right hand. after he continued to finger me with his left hand... but then switched to his right hand a minute later. After a few seconds i relized there could be sperm on his hand and we stopped right away. He says he is positive there was nothing. But now i am a few days late for my period and really stressed out. i am 16 i cannot have a baby! Im so worried im pregnant... I am having normal period symptoms but its just not coming.... should i just relax... can u even get pregnant from this? Even if there was something it would be tiny and we wouldnt of noticed because then he would know not to touch me there....... can u get pregnant from the *** not going directly into you?
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This is a very old post. Women do not get pregnant from fingering as it takes a penis IN the vagina for conception to occur. good luck
Hi!! I'm in the same situation.. He had Precum he arranged his penis and then touched me.. I'm 2 days late... And super worried!!
To help your period come take vitamin C pills. Look for Spring Valley chewable vitamin C pills. I took 4 of the 500 mg throughout the day and my period came the next day. You can look up precautions and warnings on the Internet. That's what I did.
The chances are not high, but are there. It doesn't matter how much there is. It only takes one sperm to fertilize the egg. At 16 it's not uncommon for your cycles to mess up, even if they've been regular in the past. The only way you're going to know if you're pregnant is by taking a pregnancy test. It's also possible you've just stressed yourself out about it. Calm down and wait a week to see if it starts. If it doesn't, take a test with first morning urine before you've had anything to drink. If you don't want children, you need to take more precaution.
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