I have pcod. M taking metmorfin 500 mg 2 times a day and krimson 35. The day before yesterday my 21 day pill pack ended and yesterday my partner rubbed his unprotected penis on my butt. Is their any possibility if he didn't ejaculate to get pregnant? Is it possible if there was sperm in precum to flow inside vagina and m on pill and still can get pregnant?

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Dr. Samuel RajkumarEpidemiologist13yrs exp

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Oral pills normally are given for 21 days followed by 7 days of vitamin (dummy) pills. Total 28 days. If you have been taking the pills regularly, you are protected against pregnancy. How can you not have faith in the pill? Sperms travel up the vagina and not from butt to vagina. There is no chance of pregnancy.

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Dr. Seema BajajIVF Specialist22yrs exp

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Hi Since you are on krimson there is no chance of you getting pregnant. Thanks.

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Dr. Praveen G V SHomeopath8yrs exp

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Not at all, rubbing the male organ on butt in no question will cause pregnancy and don't bother and there will no question of sperm leaking from butt to your vagina, stay cool.

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Dr. Bhavna GaikarHomeopath9yrs exp

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Less chance.

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