Had Unprotected Sex. Had Just Finished The Periods. Took Morning Pill. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hello, I had sex with my boyfriend of 4 years last night for the first time, without any protection, and although he pulled out before the full ejaculation , there was probably some precum present. I just finished my period the day before and have a 25-30 day cycle, so I know that the chances of becoming pregnant is slim. This morning I decided to take the morning after pill as an extra precaution. I know you can t know anything for sure, but how high are the chances of becoming pregnant?
Ovulation - release of egg from ovaries usually happen 10-14 days after start of your periods. Since you've just finished your menstrual period, it is highly unlikely that there is an egg - ovum currently.
Based on the facts about your last menstrual period and your decision to take morning-after pill, it is very unlikely to get pregnancy.
Hope my reply was reassuring.
Regards
Dr Tejas Shah
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Had Unprotected Sex. Had Just Finished The Periods. Took Morning Pill. Chances Of Pregnancy?
Welcome to healthcaremagic. Ovulation - release of egg from ovaries usually happen 10-14 days after start of your periods. Since you ve just finished your menstrual period, it is highly unlikely that there is an egg - ovum currently. Based on the facts about your last menstrual period and your decision to take morning-after pill, it is very unlikely to get pregnancy. Hope my reply was reassuring. Regards Dr Tejas Shah