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Hi doctor.. My friend had protected sex on feb 2.. She is worried about her pregnancy.. Her last period was on 24..the condom is not torn or out dated...her husband pulled out before he ejaculate into the vagina.. At that time he was wearing condom..
She is worried that whether she may get pregnancy.. Please help
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
For pregnancy sperms has to fertilized egg and that fertilized egg have to implement in uterus. For that sperm have to ejelated inside vagina when egg released from ovaries.
But in ur case no ejeculation inside vagina & no egg so no worries abt pregnancy.
Use my online consulting link for future reference so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly
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pregnancy is less likely
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