Patient's question:
On the 14th, my girlfriend and I were both virgins. I only entered a little, and I came (and it was a lot), but we hadn't broken the hymen yet. Will this cause pregnancy? My girlfriend had her period on the 8th of this month, and I had sex with her 12 days after she was clean. Is it safe to not get pregnant during the safe period?Medical history and effectiveness: At noon that day, she said her stomach was a little sore, and at midnight when she was sleeping, her foot twitched. Is it pregnancy? Should I take emergency contraception? My girlfriend and I are both very scared now.
What help do you want: Should I take emergency contraception? I heard it has a lot of side effects and lasts for 3 months. Will taking it for the first time cause ectopic pregnancy in the future?
Doctor's answer:
Hello. As long as you do not have internal ejaculation, you generally will not get pregnant.Because pregnancy requires certain necessary conditions. It must occur during your ovulation period when sperm enters the vagina and combines with an egg to form an embryo, leading to pregnancy. You should determine if you had intercourse during your ovulation period. You can also use a pregnancy test kit 7 days after intercourse to check for a positive reaction. If it is positive, then you are likely pregnant.
A virgin who has sexual intercourse for the first time, if it occurs during her ovulation period and if the male has sperm enter her body and meet with her egg to combine into an embryo, will become pregnant.