I had vaginal intercourse on april 24th with a condom in which the guy did not ejaculate.3 days later i got my period.on the 2nd day of this period i had anal sex in which the guy did not ejaculate.my NEXT period was lighter than usual,it was 5 days late,started off light, then the flow increased.i filled about 3 pads on day 2 and 3 and two liners the last day.the bleeding lasted 4 days and was bright red and more abundant when i wiped then on the pad.ive taken 4 first response hpts,all negative(2 of the test were taken 6 weeks after the anal sex occured).its been 11 weeks since any sexual encounter, ive had no nausea or sore breasts.could i still be pregnant?does the bleeding i described seem like a period?
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Q: Could unprotected anal sex without ejaculation on the 2nd day of menstruation cause pregnancy?
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7/ 1/09 5:40pm
Hi Joann
I am not a doctor but from what you are telling me...I really do not think there is much chance of you being pregnant and especially after taking four pregnancy tests and getting a negative result.
If you are feeling anxious maybe schedule and appointment with your gynecologist to discuss a reliable form of birth control. That way you will not have to go through so much anxiety and worry.
Thank you for your question.
2/ 2/11 7:57pm
How old are you? Was this your first sexual experience? THere are many facotrs which need to be taken into consideration to discover what your problems are. First off, you seem to be lacking some basic knowledge about sex and reproduction. You really need to talk with a gynecologist and/or reproductive specialist to sort this out before you continue on your way.
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