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Could unprotected anal sex without ejaculation on the 2nd day of menstruation cause pregnancy?

joann
06/30/09
joann
Topics:Anal Sex

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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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

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.

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