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anonymous
writes:i recently had sex with my boyfriend and the condom split, however he had not come and had only been inside me for a short while, is there a chance i could get pregnant?
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reader, anonymous, writes (6 February 2008): hi the same thing has just happened to me tonight and all i can say is go straight to the doctors i am tomorrow morning, im going to get the morning after pill it works for 72 hours after sex but if you leave it untill after 24 hours the chance you could be pregnant increases by 58%
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reader, deejuliet  +, writes (20 April 2007):
 It is possible, but not very likely. The man may excrete a small amount of semen before cumming, but generally speaking a large amount of sperm is needed to give even one a chance of getting to that elusive egg.
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reader, Evangeline +, writes (20 April 2007):
 Hi,
There is a small chance yes. Before men ejaculate, some men release what is called pre-cum. A tiny amount of cum. Not all men pre-cum, some men do only occasionally and some every time. As it is cum however, it does contain sperm. And only a tiny amount of cum contains millions of sperm. Men often only pre-cum when they are close to ejaculation - so you could ask him how close he felt if your really worried.
I would try not to worry about it, as it is very unlikely. Watch your periods however in the next month or so to make sure they come or are not lighter than usual. If your really worried I would take a pregnancy test to make sure, but only if your period is late.
Good luck.
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reader, Peachie +, writes (20 April 2007):
 If a boy pulls his penis out before he ejaculates, the girl can still become pregnant. Sperm is often present in pre-cum (the lubricating fluid that leaks from the penis before and during sex) and just a small amount in or around the vagina can be enough to make a woman pregnant.
If you are concerned, take the morning after pill (works up to 48 hours) or if it's too late for that consult a GP. They can advise you as to what to do next.
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