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Is Pregnancy Possible Through Anal Sex?
Question: my boyfriend and i were having anal sex, he came on my buttock and then started rubbing his penus on my genital, and my period is due in 15days and im worried that i moght get pregnant? is it possible?? Please answer ASAP ps; im a virign
Brief Answer:
Use emergency contraception.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
Yes, you are at risk of getting pregnant, because his penis likely had semen on it, and you are at your most fertile time (approximately 2 weeks before expected period). The risk of pregnancy is not as high as if he had ejaculated in your vagina, but there still is significant risk.
I do not know what is available for emergency contraception, but I will advise according to what we have in the US:
1. The most effective form of emergency contraception is the IUD, such as Copper T, if inserted within 5 days of having had unprotected sex. This is done by a doctor. After it is inserted, it can stay in and be used as a regular contraceptive.
2. I don't know if these are sold at your drug stores (pharmacies), but hormonal emergency contraceptives are effective, but the sooner they are used, the better. They have to be used within 5 days at the latest. They can mess up your natural cycle (such as make a period come early or late) but usually only for 1-2 cycles. Emergency hormonal contraceptives are products with levonorgestrel. Here is a list of some of them, but they may have different names where you live:
http://ec.princeton.edu/questions/dose.html
Note that Plan B is only effective if you weigh less than 165 lbs (74 kg).
I hope this information helps. Please let me know if I can provide further information.
Use emergency contraception.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome,
Yes, you are at risk of getting pregnant, because his penis likely had semen on it, and you are at your most fertile time (approximately 2 weeks before expected period). The risk of pregnancy is not as high as if he had ejaculated in your vagina, but there still is significant risk.
I do not know what is available for emergency contraception, but I will advise according to what we have in the US:
1. The most effective form of emergency contraception is the IUD, such as Copper T, if inserted within 5 days of having had unprotected sex. This is done by a doctor. After it is inserted, it can stay in and be used as a regular contraceptive.
2. I don't know if these are sold at your drug stores (pharmacies), but hormonal emergency contraceptives are effective, but the sooner they are used, the better. They have to be used within 5 days at the latest. They can mess up your natural cycle (such as make a period come early or late) but usually only for 1-2 cycles. Emergency hormonal contraceptives are products with levonorgestrel. Here is a list of some of them, but they may have different names where you live:
http://ec.princeton.edu/questions/dose.html
Note that Plan B is only effective if you weigh less than 165 lbs (74 kg).
I hope this information helps. Please let me know if I can provide further information.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
whats the percentage i could get pregnant? and im a virgin is it like possible? like he hadnt inserted it or anything, just rubbing gently
Brief Answer:
No research on a percentage available.
Detailed Answer:
There isn't a percentage available to go by. The consideration is if he had any fresh semen still on his penis that made contact with your vagina.
No research on a percentage available.
Detailed Answer:
There isn't a percentage available to go by. The consideration is if he had any fresh semen still on his penis that made contact with your vagina.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
i took norlevo 1.5 pill, in less than 72hours, that will keep me safe?
Brief Answer:
Yes, you should be safe now.
Detailed Answer:
Yes, it is meant to use within 72 hours. This should keep you safe.
Just so you don't worry, your period may be irregular this month because the emergency contraceptive pill is a high dose of progestin hormone. So you may have spotting, an early period, a late period, etc. But you should return to normal next month.
You may want to consider getting on a regular contraceptive so that you don't have to worry in the future.
Yes, you should be safe now.
Detailed Answer:
Yes, it is meant to use within 72 hours. This should keep you safe.
Just so you don't worry, your period may be irregular this month because the emergency contraceptive pill is a high dose of progestin hormone. So you may have spotting, an early period, a late period, etc. But you should return to normal next month.
You may want to consider getting on a regular contraceptive so that you don't have to worry in the future.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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