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A 16-year-old female asked:
Naked foreplay and precum near vagina period due in a few days stomach cramps sore upper legs backpain increased urination mood swings, period or preg?
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A Verified Doctoranswered
33 years experience
Unlikely: Hi. If nothing made it's way into your vagina, you're probably OK. Precum "near" vagina is not a very explicit locale, but sperm count is very low in precum and if it's only outside your vagina, pregnancy is highly, highly unlikely. It's amazing how situations like that progress, however. You may want to consider birth control before it goes any further. Good luck!
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A Verified Doctoranswered
Family Medicine 49 years experience
Too close: for comfort: your question implies no protection whatsoever, so here we go: CONDOMS PLUS spermicidal foam, gel, sponge or vaginal inserts. If you are old enough to have "precum near vagina", then you are old enough to consider BOTH BC pills and always condoms- your symtoms are not consisitent with pregnacy; however, it only takes 1 sperm to have someone call you "mommy".
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