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Broken Condom Question
I was wondering what the chances of pregnancy are in the following scenario:
the male uses a condom and the female has been on birth control for at least 3 years. About halfway through intercourse (well before ejaculation), the first condom breaks. After a few seconds, the male pulls out and uses a new condom. The other condom stays intact. The male also pulled out when ejaculation occured later while using the second condom. The only real worry involves the condom that broke for a few seconds in the middle of intercourse (well before ejaculation). It seems like a very small chance (especially due to the female being on birth control), but was wondering about it to help ease worrying a little, since this has never happened before.
Thanks!
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There's no reason to worry about it, expecially because the female was on birth control. My best friend doesnt use condoms at all, and she's on birth control. You'll be fine, expecially because it was in the middle of intercourse, rather than the end.
hope this helped,
Brittany.
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If the female is taking her pills as prescribed the chances of pregnancy are practically non existent.
Especially since she has been on the pill for 3 years.
Unless you fear an STD I don't think you have anything to worry about. :)
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I'd say the chances are pretty damn slim...but if I were you, I'd still get an at home pregnancy test to make sure.
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It depends on where you are in your cycle and how well you use your birth control. Birth control is almost completely effective even without a condom, a condom just is that much better. So honestly you're probably fine. And your body is used to it because you've been on it so long.
Fertility: you're most fertile the second week of your cycle, meaning 2 weeks after you got your last period. This isn't set in stone and it can be a little earlier or later. It depends on your personal ovulation which cannot be determined easily.
Hope this helps!
Louise : )
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