What are the chances of getting pregnant if you are not sure if the condom broke or not?

Answer 1

I would say its a 50 percent chance you can get pregnant. Wait about a week and get two pregnancy tests. Take one after one week when the incident happened and take the second one a week after you took the first one. If this situation ever happens again then go and get the morning after pill at a drug store to assure you don't get pregnant. How could one NOT be sure if the condom broke or not?

Answer 2

Yes. Condoms are 99.9% effective when used properly, but that still leaves a possibility, albeit a small one, for pregnancy.

Other variables can lessen the rate of effectiveness, such as storing the condoms in excessive heat or cold, or keeping them in a pocket where they may be bent on a regular basis.

Answer 3

If the condom was placed correctly and did not break, the chances of becoming pregnant is highly unlikely. Still, I must say that any form of Birth Control - outside of abstinence - is never 100% effective.

Answer 4

there is always a chance. But you are probably safe!

Answer 5

Well, the chances are lower than if you just used a non-spermicidal condom that broke, however you could still get pregnant

Answer 6

not to likely birth control is like 98% effective and if a condom dose not brake it is 99.999% effective. so I would go with you there is a 0.00009% chance.

Answer 7

it is likely. just be carefull out of 100 its about 5.