Very unlikely. However, if you are concerned, and you are on a birth contol pill on which you do get your period (on some, some women don’t), please do a pregnancy test if you don’t get it. If you don’t normally get your period on the pill, consider doing a pregnancy test in 1-2 weeks. Please contact your doctor with further questions if you have any and/or the test is positive.
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Pregnancy is not likely in above circumstances. Contraception remains otherwise key in avoiding undesired pregnancy and associated anxiety, specifically when intercourse becomes possible.
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While you are not at risk of pregnancy from this episode, your behavior is putting you at risk of pregnancy and STDS. Visit this site for guidance on safe sex: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/safer-sex-guidelines Get HPV vaccine Use contraceptive all the time, every time. Wish you good health!
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