[Bane2928]

My boyfriend and I were having sex on Sunday. He would pull out to check the condom to see if it was on or if it had broken. Well as he was about to climax, he pulled out and I felt as if something had hit me from the outside. Well, the condom broke! After further investigation, it seems that the very tip had popped off (I found it where a majority of his semen was laying on the sheets). I talked to him about it, asking everything he could remember, and he said that as he pulled out he saw the condom rolled off his tip but he did NOT ejaculate in side…he's sure of that. He said he aimed away once he saw, and the majority got in his hands and on the sheets. Needless to say we both freaked. I immediately got Plan B (took it within the first half-hour after the incident), and I just took my first third week pill of my birth control, Tri-Previfum. I started the third day, or the Sunday, after my period started. I am so scared I may be pregnant and the internet has only deepened those fears. It seems I was in the later days of my ovulation cycle according to an online calendar. So help me, what are the chances of me being pregnant? I start my fourth week in two days of the pill! Also, I take minocycline and the pill for my acne. Thanks!

[Fr_Chuck]

1. Even if he did not climax, there are plenty of sperm in the early fluids, so pregnancy is possible

2. Even with plan B ( it is not 100 percent) pregnancy is possible.

3. online ovulation charts are sometimes correct for some women but not exact. So those can tell you nothing about your actual ovulation

4. There is very little chance you are pregnant, but there is a chance

[DoulaLC]

If you've been taking birth control pills and also used plan b after the incident, it is very unlikely you would become pregnant. Always a chance, as Fr Chuck said, but odds are very much in your favor.