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ok i really REALLY need help on this one it's buging the hell out of me, ok yesterday me and my GF were umm "doing it" and during intercoruse the condom snapped i felt it and pulled out. my girl friend asked if i came yet i siad no she said then put it back in real quick (i'm really trying not to be to graphic) so i put it in but i didnt hump i pulled out isntantly then i came well away from her vagina could she still be pregant?, the condom had spermacid lube and when i jacked off i whiped it off my self (hands and all) and the hand with semen on it never touched her vagina again exscept for an accdental graze of the hairs

Answer:
by Megan Andelloux: (10/23/2005)
Ok, I would say no, but I would recommend using the Morning After Pill just in case. The Morning after pill prevents a pregnancy before it begins after an accident happens. It works by not allowing the fertilized egg to implant on the uterine wall and not allowing an egg to pop out of the ovary if that was about to happen. So, you take these two pills together, within 120 hours after the accident (that's 5 days) and it prevents a pregnancy. Now, if you are already pregnant you will likely remain pregnant and their will probably not be any birth defects to the fetus. So it is NOT an abortion. The Morning after pill (or called Emergancy Contraception) can be purchased online or at a women's health clinic like Planned Parenthood and is most effective in preventing pregnancy if used within the first 24 hours after the accident. Go online to www.ppct.org to order one online if you don't have a Planned Parenthood near you. It sounds unlikely that she would become pregnant, but just in case this is what I would recommend. And, you can purchase these ahead of time so if an accident happens you are prepared for it. It's not bad to plan for an accident, it's bad to do nothing about it. Good luck and thanks for writing in! Megan Andelloux

Reviewed by: Patricia Fawver Ph.D. in Sexology

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