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Anxiety about Pregnancy

User Profile: navyMango3550
navyMango3550 July 23rd, 2021

I just lost my virginity over a week ago. I was on my period, he wore a condom, and he pulled out before he came. I know that the chances of me being pregnant are low but I'm so paranoid about it. What do I do about that, should I be worried?

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User Profile: indigoThinker9085
indigoThinker9085 July 23rd, 2021

A sexual health clinic will be to help you. You can ask for the morning after pill, they will discuss everything with you and tell you what to expect if you decide to take it and if not they can support you with what ever you decide to do.

User Profile: TNBSP
TNBSP July 24th, 2021

@navyMango3550

Based on what you said, you had protected sex that should prevent pregnancy. He used a condom and he pulled out. You followed all the guidelines as to how to have protected sex and not get pregnant. It's normal to have anxiety, that's a real feeling, but you didn't do anything wrong and I do not believe you need to be worried. However if you are, you can speak with a doctor or in a few weeks take a pregnancy test.

User Profile: rationalPear2182
rationalPear2182 July 24th, 2021

You better know that you have taken the appropriate measure for safety. However, you can go for a pregnancy test if having more anxious. One more thing, there is nothing good in getting anxious. Whatever you have done is not wrong.

User Profile: unassumingWriter3952
unassumingWriter3952 July 24th, 2021

I'm not a doctor or a physician. But I do have a kid after struggling through infertility. So we had to study up on getting pregnant. Condoms work 99% of the time and that's usually if they cum inside of you. (He didn't) so the success of protection could go up. And then the likelihood hood of getting pregnant during your menstrual period is also extremely low. So it's a super low chance. Probably nothing to worry about

User Profile: Daydreamer47
Daydreamer47 July 25th, 2021

@navyMango3550 Since you used protection and were on your period the chances are very low. You may consider using a second form of longer term birth control like the pills or IUD in the future.