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Thoughts PLZ!!!

annonymous159263487 posted:

So our DD is 6.5 weeks old. With our son I breastfed for a couple days and quit and did the cabbage in my bra and got my period when he was about 4 wks old. My daughter did the same breastfed for only 2 days and didnt use the cabbage and my breasts still leak, and havent got my period yet. Heres the thing, although its prob rare, at about 4 weeks PP we were fooling around and DH went inside for like 30 secs, and im not saying he ejaculated. What r the odds of becomming pregnant or am i just freaking myself out??

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Thoughts PLZ!!!So our DD is 6.5 weeks old. With our son I breastfed for a couple days and quit and did the cabbage in my bra and got my period when he was about 4 wks old. My daughter did the same breastfed for only 2 days and didnt use the cabbage and my breasts still leak, and havent got my period yet. Heres the thing, although its prob rare, at about 4 weeks PP we were fooling around and DH went inside for like 30 secs, and im not saying he ejaculated. What r the odds of becomming pregnant or am i just freaking myself out??

kay_kay75 responded:

Even if your husband didn't ejaculate it is possible that sperm in his pre-cum were present, I wouldn't say to freak out but I would definatly do a pregnancy test depending on how long after this situation you are. I don't mean to scare you but it is the truth.

I also agree, we are here to support and not judge and that was a very evil thing to say.

Report This| Share this:Thoughts PLZ!!!Even if your husband didn't ejaculate it is possible that sperm in his pre-cum were present, I wouldn't say to freak out but I would definatly do a pregnancy test depending on how long after this situation you are. I don't mean to scare you but it is the truth. <br /> <br />I also agree, we are here to support and not judge and that was a very evil thing to say.

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