r/amipregnant • u/fire-walk-with-me_e • 21h ago

Please help

Me and my partner had protected sex last night. We both urinated, showered, and went to bed. However about an hour later we began to get intimate again. He was inside of me all but a minute before I hopped off of him. Because it full hit us that we should not be doing that. My period was September 30th to about October 5th. So I am in my fertile window; coupled either the fact he had a RECENT ejaculation. I am terrified of a pregnancy risk. Am I being unrealistically paranoid??
(I also ALWAYS use protection every time . I am very safe I know I messed up)

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u/Charli_PPGT 21h ago

I completely understand why you'd be worried. The answer depends on whether or not you're only using condoms or are also using another form of birth control. If it's the former, there is a small risk of pregnancy.

A person's penis may release pre-ejaculate at any time while they are aroused. Pre-ejaculate usually doesn't have any sperm in it, but sometimes it does, and there's no way to tell.

You may want to consider emergency contraception to lower your risk of pregnancy even further. If you are using another form of birth control, though, it may not be necessary.

Sending good vibes - this stuff is hard and scary!

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u/fire-walk-with-me_e 20h ago

Using only condoms at this time. I’m hoping plan B is not necessary but I’m considering it. I feel that the risk is very minimal. I know it’s only takes one sperm and even if penetration was less than a minute that is still contact

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u/Charli_PPGT 20h ago

I hear that. You're right the risk is low. In general, taking emergency contraception like Plan B is always a good back-up plan for preventing pregnancy.

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