sex for the first time...are the odds any lower that i'll get pregnant?

Question

i made a poor decision recently and i don't know if a condom was used. since it was my first time, are the odds any lower that i won't be pregnant? i'm kind of freaking out, but it's still two weeks till my period.

Answer 1

No, the odds are exactly the same and you could still be pregnant. Do a pregnancy test and if you dont know whether or not you used a condom then to be on the safe side, visit a sexual health clinic for infection testing. You should visit a sexual health clinic regularly once you're sexually active. It's nothing to be worried about, and you can take a friend for moral support.

Answer 2

How do you not know if a condom was used?? Either you are way too young to be having sex, or way too naive. First of all, your chances are pretty much all the same whether you were a virgin or not. So if I were you, wait another week and take an early results pregnancy test. Get a pack that has two, that way you can check again a week later, just to be sure. And PLEASE know if you are using a condom next time. A baby wouldn't be your only worry. You could catch any number of STD's, including HIV and AIDS. Even if the guy is your steady boyfriend, he could have things he doesn't know he has! Don't stress about it too much, just be careful. If you are still worried after taking a pregnancy test, google "Planned Parenthood" in your area and the website will have plenty of useful resources and information on getting a pregnancy test from a doctor and all kinds of other useful things. Please be careful! My sister had sex for the first time on her prom night and now I have a 13 year old niece!

http://www.plannedparenthood.org/

Answer 3

No, it's pretty much like rolling dice. Each time you have sex, whether for the first time or the 100th time, you have a chance of pregnancy. Your chances of pregnancy increase if you have sex multiple times within one menstrual cycle.
Your chances decrease when birth control is used correctly.
Since you don't know whether a condom was used, you must assume it was not.
If it has been less than 72 hours, you can get a morning after pill at the pharmacy. If more than 72 hours have passed, you will have to wait 2 weeks for your period.

I'm sorry you are in this position :(

Answer 4

The odds are no lower. Sex is sex whether is your first time or your hundreth time doing it. If sperm met up with an egg you will get pregnant. Since you are not sure if your partner had a condom on you will just have to wait for your period. Try not to stress to much as this too can make your period late.

Answer 5

Chances are NOT lower your first time. I was told that same thing, and I ended up pregnant my first time! Wait until your period is due, and if you don't get it, take a test. Try not to stress too much because this could delay your period from coming. If you test too soon, you could possibly end up with a flalse negative test. I hope everything works out for you and good luck!

Answer 6

No the odds are all the same hun!! Don't get yourself worked up because you will make yourself sick over it. If you used protection you will most likely not get pregnant. If you didn't you have a good chance. Next week go to the store and get a pregnancy test before your period so you are not surprised and freaked out if you do not get it. Any more questions? My mom is an obgyn so please e-mail me if you have questions and i will give you her number.

Answer 7

It being your first time has nothing to do with your chances of getting pregnant. In the future, always use a condom, and don't expect the guy to supply them. Go out and buy a pack so you can have them on hand for the next time.

Answer 8

Your chances of getting pregnant are just as high during your first time as they are during your 10000000th time. That makes no difference whatsoever.

If you had sex up to 72 hours ago, try to get Plan B (emergency contraception). I'd suggest that, since you said your period is two weeks away. That means you're close to the middle of your cycle, when most women ovulate. That increases your chances of getting pregnant.

I hope everything works out well for you.

Answer 9

It's just as possible that you'll get pregnant. The best thing to do right now would be to do a home pregnancy test. Or better yet, do a couple of them. If they come up negative, wait until your period. If it comes, rejoice, and make better decisions next time. If the tests come up positive, or your period doesn't come, go to a doctor.

Answer 10

my son is 3 yrs previous, i had the comparable thoughts whilst i grow to be pregnant with him. for the main area i did no longer prefer to have intercourse, and then whilst i eventually did i assumed it would be relatively awkward. besides the shown fact that, in the final circumstances, and robust timing intercourse can nevertheless be relaxing whilst pregnant. at the beginning, attempt placing the temper, have your guy make you experience captivating and wanted...i comprehend it is puzzling in specific circumstances yet you realize you terrific so help him out with some preparation or suggestions your self....and truthfully you would be extremely shocked at how straight away you forget approximately approximately being pregnant and basically on taking area in the intercourse. a warning for you regardless of the undeniable fact that, intercourse whilst pregnant shouldn't harm for the period of, or after...you could experience slightly uncomfortable in the previous each and every thing because of the fact of ways long you have long previous without intercourse, yet ordinary it is going to no longer be painful. whether that's you could ought to call your surgeon to verify there is not any injury on your cervix. undergo in concepts it is approximately taking area on your companion and taking area in the intercourse...dont rigidity and you would be shocked to make certain how plenty exciting you will have once you relax. sturdy success!!!