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Pregnant despite the pill?

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Juffie92
I'm not on the pill and two weeks ago our condom tore. It was completely ripped. We had sex about 2 days after my ovulation. The next morning I got the morning-after pill and took it (after about 15 hours). I didn't feel well that day at all, cramps and stuff. The next day I had bleeding. Then it stopped for a day and then the bleeding started again. It was different from my usual period.

Now, the thing is that I've had little appetite for a few days (not nauseous, just no hunger), I'm very tired, and I'm experiencing mood swings, getting sad easily, and a different smell/discharge.

I don't have kids yet, so I don't know if these could be early pregnancy symptoms... And when I can take a test. Can you guys help me? Has anyone of you gotten pregnant despite the condom breaking? And who recognizes the symptoms?

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  1. Merel #2

    How do you know you had sex two days after your egg? Do you feel that so clearly or is it more of a guess? Two days later, you could theoretically get pregnant, I think, but the chance is quite small because the sperm also take quite a few hours to get into position. Did you also have issues with the condom in the days before your expected ovulation or maybe you did some things without first?

    What you describe could indicate pregnancy. But your body can also play tricks on you because you're scared of it now! What kind of discharge do you have now? For me, that and dizziness were clear signs! Why don't you take a test? You could have bought one directly when you bought the map!

  2. Puck #3

    An egg doesn't live for two days. So the chance of getting pregnant two days after ovulation (if you know exactly when it is) is minimal. If you've also taken the morning-after pill, it seems completely unlikely to me.
    You could try a test, but I can't imagine it being positive.

  3. Merel #4

    That's right, Puck, which is why I'm also curious why she thinks she knows exactly when her egg was. If she got that wrong, it could well be possible, although with the morning-after pill the chance is really small! I think it's more about imagining it, and then your body adds the symptoms.

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