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I used a condom that was expired, while having sex the condom keeped on sliding off a bit. i did not cum inside my partner. can she be pregnant?
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Condoms: i feel that you are probably ok assuming the condom did not entirely fall off. You should not have semen enter the vaginal canal or the chance of pregnancy is much higher. If you are very concerned of having or causing pregnancy then have your partern take the morning after pill. hope this helps.
Answered 5/26/2015
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