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If you are pregnant you can not get your period. If you are having unprotected sex, STOP, and use a condom along with a form of birth control. Then, see your doctor or go to Planned Parenthood to start your method.

Despite what your boyfriend may have told you, the pull-out method is not a good form of birth control. It is also not effective in preventing STD transition. There are different theories on whether or not pre-ejaculatory fluid contains sperm or not, but it's better to be safe than sorry. If you are having unprotected sex, STOP, and use a condom along with an additional form of birth control such as the pill or Depo. See your doctor or go to Planned Parenthood to start your method. If you are pregnant you can not get your period, but if you don't get on birth control you might not be so lucky next time.

Any time you have sex unprotected you are prone to getting pregnant along with getting an STD. If you still have not gotten your period (the month after the one you were on when you had sex), go see a health care professional. If you are still having unprotected sex since this incident, STOP, and use a condom along with an additional form of birth control such as the pill or Depo.

Most likely no, but any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Make sure that you use birth control every time you have sexual contact.

If you are pregnant you can not get your period. You could be spotting if you are pregnant, but it wouldn't be a full on period. If you are having unprotected sex, STOP, and use a condom along with a form of birth control. Go see your doctor or go to Planned Parenthood to start your method.

Most likely no, but any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Make sure that you use birth control every time you have sexual contact.

Most likely no, but any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Make sure that your girlfriend is using birth control and use a condom as well.

Yes. Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Make sure that you are using birth control. By clickingHERE you can view different form of birth control.

Yes. Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Urinating after sex does not prevent pregnancy in any way! Make sure that you are using birth control and a condom.

Yes. Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Drinking alcohol the day before you have sex will not protect you in anyway from getting pregnant! Make sure that you are using birth control and a condom.

Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. It is great that you used a condom! Continue this use. To make sure you don't get pregnant, you should also be on another form of birth control. It is sometimes normal for a woman's period to skip one cycle, but if you have missed more than one and feel that you are at risk of being pregnant, see your healthcare provider.

Yes. Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Having sex on your period will not protect you from getting pregnant! Most likely your cycle will prevent pregnancy, but make sure that you are using birth control and a condom.

Yes. Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant. Having sex on right after your period will not protect you from getting pregnant! Most likely your cycle will prevent pregnancy, but make sure that you are using birth control and a condom.

Any time sperm and penetration coincide there is a possibility of getting pregnant.

If you did not have sex and there was no penetration involving sperm, you are not pregnant! Yes, being stressed out may delay your period, but it should come next month or sooner. If you are still concerned about this, see your healthcare provider.