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Will Unprotected Sex Lead To Pregnancy?
Hi i had sex about three or two weeks ago and the guy was really drunk but i seen him put the condom on but when everything was over and i stood up i could feel stuff dripping down my legs so i asked him wheres the condom he said it must have came off in you so i ran to the bathroom and started pushing and putting my fingers up there to see if it comes out nothing never did but I m now about 3 weeks late with my menstrual ii took 3 test and all said negative i need to know am i pregnant or can a condom stop your menstraul from comming plz help
Mon, 29 Jun 2015
Your concern is very much valid.
From your history, it is clear that the person has had intercourse with you without condom.
If you are three weeks late in your menses, by this time, the urine pregnancy test should be positive if you are pregnant. It is negative, so chances of pregnancy are less. Still I would advise you to get ultrasonography done to confirm the diagnosis. If ultrasonography also reveals that you are not pregnant, report to your Gynaecologist who probably will give you some progesterone preparation after which you will get menses within 4-8 days.
It seems your menses have got delayed due to stress of pregnancy.
I hope you got the answer.
From your history, it is clear that the person has had intercourse with you without condom.
If you are three weeks late in your menses, by this time, the urine pregnancy test should be positive if you are pregnant. It is negative, so chances of pregnancy are less. Still I would advise you to get ultrasonography done to confirm the diagnosis. If ultrasonography also reveals that you are not pregnant, report to your Gynaecologist who probably will give you some progesterone preparation after which you will get menses within 4-8 days.
It seems your menses have got delayed due to stress of pregnancy.
I hope you got the answer.
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