Good to great chance: Pre-ejaculate has lots of sperm in it. Not as much as the rest, but it only takes ONE. Take a pregnancy test. Follow the directions. Repeat in 1 week if no period and still negative. If you did not use protection, consider checking for sexually-transmitted diseases (unless in a monogamous relationship over a year). Pregnancy can be the least of the dangers of unprotected sex.
Answered 8/4/2014
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Non-zero: I doubt anyone can tell you an exact %, but we'll all tell you it's possible. It's not nearly as high as if he ejaculated into you, but... So, you'll need to do a pregnancy test and if it's positive - consider your options. I'd recommend a follow-up blood test at a doctors/clinic where yu can get good information on your situation. If it's neg this time, take it as a warning - use protection!
Answered 8/5/2014
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Chances are good: As a young woman, your fertile days combined with any sperm could lead to pregnancy. I would do a home pregnancy test with your first urination in the morning to see if you are pregnant. If your period does not come in a week, I would retest or go to your doctor for blood pregnancy test.
Answered 8/5/2014
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