Patient's question:
I ejaculated near my girlfriend's vagina but didn't penetrate it. We were worried about pregnancy, so she took emergency contraception. Will this cause pregnancy? When can we test to see if I'm not pregnant? My penis was already soft when I placed it near her vagina, and she was a virgin too. We're very scared this might lead to pregnancy. Then I bought emergency contraception for her to take, and she got her period in the afternoon, which came four or five days earlier than usual. Is this affected? How can we know if we're not pregnant? What is the earliest time we can use a pregnancy test kit to detect it?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, ejaculation at the vaginal opening can lead to pregnancy, so it is necessary to take emergency contraception to avoid pregnancy. Since you have already taken emergency contraception and it is in your safe period, you will not get pregnant and can rest assured.Advice: If you have your period after sexual activity, it means you are not pregnant. It is recommended to take contraceptive measures in the future and reduce the use of emergency contraception. Since this time is in your safe period and you have taken emergency contraception, and you have already had your period, you will not get pregnant.
Doctor's Inquiry: Wishing you health and happiness.