Worried about pregnancy!?

Question

Me and my partner have just had sexual intercourse, she is late for her period and is very due for it now. Without protection, I ejaculated in her as she is due on, thinking that it wont affect anything. Do we have anything to worry about?

Answer 1

You have gotten some good answers and some very poor answers. A woman can not get pregnant any time that she has sex. In fact the odds of getting pregnant from a single act of intercourse are between 0 and 20%. Those are not great odds. It is not as easy to get pregnant as you would think. Look at all the questions in the "Trying to Conceive" area. Some of these couples have been trying for over a year, many things have to be exactly perfect in order for a woman to get pregnant. Of course there is always the odd story of the woman who got pregnant in a hot tub, but these things are so rare that they are virtually impossible.
If you made love during the time that your partner was due for her period, the odds of her getting pregnant are about zero. I would not worry about it nor would I waste my money on a pregnancy test. You did not say if you had unprotected intercourse any other time. Of course if you did that woud change things. As the one person said, most women, if they are regular, ovulate on the 14th day from the first day of their last period.
Try not to worry but in the furture, to spare yourself this kind of concern, use a good form of birth control.
Good luck and take care.
Lady T~

Answer 2

You know what they call people that don't play safe sex? = parents.
Having said that, she is probably unlikely to get pregnant if she is very due on, unless she already is. If you are worried, go to the pharmacy and get Levonelle tablet(s), asap, works best the earliest it is taken, up to 72 hours afte intercourse. Don't need a prescription, but it is quite pricey if I remember seeing the price right (about £20??) Cheaper than having a baby though.

Answer 3

Anytime you have unprotected sex there is the risk and possibility of conceiving. She probably won't get pregnant, but if you don't want to have a child now, I would suggest using protection every time you have intercourse.

Answer 4

If her menses is late and you had unprotected sex go buy a home pregnancy test. If the unprotected sex was last night have her call her gynecologist and see if they are willing to give her the morning after pill. In the future I would suggest being more careful.

Answer 5

Yes...if she is already late for her period, she may already be pregnant. However, if she isn't already pregnant and is still late this may mean her body is changing cycles which will throw off her ovulation time. Ya, better get a Pregnancy Test.

Answer 6

It would be quite unlikely that she was fertile during the time her period was due. Majority of women are fertile in the middle of their cycle- that is 14 days there about after her last period.

Answer 7

Well theres always of a chance of getting pregnant if there is no protection no matter where she is in within her cycle.
if she has no period then take a pregnancy test.
If your worried about pregnancy then use PROTECTION

Answer 8

Probably not, but you shouldn't be risking it any time.
Most woman ovulate (the time to conceive) around 14 days into their cycle (from the first day of their last bleed)
Be careful ALL the time.

Answer 9

if she is already due for her period it might be to late to worry. She should take a preg. test here real soon.

Answer 10

Uh, what? You thought you could have unprotected sex and she wouldn't get pregnant?

You were wrong. A woman can get pregnant any day of the year, period or not.