There is always a chance that pregnancy can occur if the condom broke. Sorry. There is sperm in the liquid that comes out while having sex. So, yes if the condom broke there is a chance of pregnancy, but not from the previous ejaculation Unless of course you are using the same condom which you should never use a condom twice.
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unless he has a S.T.D, no. but use a condom to be safe
As long as the condom is not used with the purpose of preventing pregnancy during sex, its use is not sinful.
Using a condom is very good. This will give you 100% protection against pregnancy when used in conjunction with birth control. However if you had intercourse without using a condom during the first month of starting birth control then there is a risk of pregnancy. Because your period hasn't arrived yet I would recommend you perform a pregnancy test.
Hi, You cannot become pregnant during your period. This is physically impossible. Always use a condom to prevent pregnancy.
Missing one pill during your cycle should not be enough to cause pregnancy.
There is always a chance of pregnancy when you have unprotected sex. The mild cramping could be from sex. If you had sex right before ovulation or during ovulation, there is a huge chance of pregnancy. If you miss your period then take a pregnancy test. Hope this helps.
It is taken / used as directed to prevent pregnancy. The Pill is taken daily, a condom is used only during sex - every method is different.
It's not a matter of time, but what happened during that time. If the male ejaculated, even in 3-5 minutes, and the female was ovulating, the chances of pregnancy exist.
Yes you can get pregnant on your last day of your period and if the condom is on right and doesn't break or slide off it's most likely to get pregnant on your period.
It depends on when during your cycle you had unprotected sex - the earliest would be three weeks and could be four weeks or more.
If during intercourse the condom slips off into the woman's body, immediately reach in and remove it. Because of the risk of pregnancy, a woman should then see a doctor about whether they could be pregnant, and to discuss the option of the Morning After Pill. See a doctor whether or not the man had already ejaculated into the condom, as you still risk pregnancy either way.