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I have ovulation pains, a lot of ewcm, and tender breasts. what are the chances of becoming pregnant with the pull out method?
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High: Chances of getting pregnant using the pull-out method are high. This is not a recommended form of birth control. While condoms may seem expensive, the costs are minute compared to those for an abortion or raising a child.
Answered 1/29/2017
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