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About 2 weeks ago, my boyfriend's condom slipped while he was pulling out. i'm about a week late and wake up nauseous. is there any way i'm pregnant?
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Possible: It is possible that some sperm slipped by. Birth control (other than abstinence) is not 100%, so if you want to avoid pregnancy, i would recommend using more than one method to reduce the chances.
Answered 3/26/2013
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