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Last day of period and when having sex condom had possible leakage at the base. will i get pregnant? should i take plan b?
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Be safe: This is not the most fertile time but, to be safe, take the Plan B. Then you need to get a more reliable method of contraception and continue to use condoms to prevent STD's. It is not good to use Plan B too often.
Answered 9/28/2016
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