Patient's question:
He said he didn't move it, but he did. He said he wouldn't cum, and in the end, I don't know if he did. He said he wouldn't cum, so I wouldn't get pregnant, is that true?I used to read in magazines that even if there was contact, there's still a chance of getting pregnant. What about us, could we get pregnant? What does it mean to "cum"?
First follow-up question: What is ovulation? Is it the days when your period comes?
I got my period on December 2nd, and then again on December 28th. We had sex on the night of the 26th. Is there a high chance of getting pregnant like this?
Thanks
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to the situation you described, if you do not want to get pregnant during ovulation, you can take emergency contraception. Suggestions: Hello, the female ovulation period is generally 14 days before the onset of menstruation. The first five days before and the last four days of ovulation are the danger period, and the probability of pregnancy after cohabitation is relatively high. Generally, it is possible to test whether you are pregnant with a pregnancy test kit two weeks after cohabitation.