I have been noticing there are a lot of young girls and women that are not every educated I figured I would post a brief summary to help with question I keep coming across.

You can still get pregnant if sperm comes in proximity to your vagina. Ex. If you are having anal sex, since your anus and vagina are in such close proximity sperm still have a small possibility of entering your vagina and you becoming pregnant.

You are still able to get pregnant if he doesn't orgasm.

You are still able to get pregnant if you don't orgasm.

You are still able to get pregnant if you are on your period. Although your chances are decreased.

You are still able to get pregnant the woman is on top at time of ejaculation.

You are still able to get pregnant even if you are using the pull out "method", this is not a method to prevent pregnancy or STI's men are releasing sperm before they ejaculate.

You are still able to get pregnant even if you pee after intercourse, urine come from your urethra not your vagina, urinating after intercourse can decrease chances of bladder infections.

You are still able to get pregnant if you clean yourself up right after intercourse.

You can NOT get pregnant from giving oral, although you can still catch STI's

Most effective way to stay protected from STI's are Male condoms being used entire time of activity not just for ejaculation.

You can NOT tell someone has an STI from just visualization! There are many STI's that the carrier may have but not show any signs or symptoms of having it but you could still contract it.

Signs of urinary track infection - foul smelling urine, painful urination, frequent urination make a dr appointment they will test your urine and prescribe an antibiotic

Antibiotics will make your birth controls pills less effective, when ever you are on antibiotics be sure to use a secondary form of birth control.

Sperm can last up for 5 days in your body.

Birth control pill is most effective when taken properly. Same time every day.

You are still able to catch STI'S through oral, anal, and vaginal activity.

Having a tampon (8hrs) or menstrual cup in for longer than recommended (10-12 hrs) can cause serious and possibly life threatening condition called toxic shock syndrome, signs are fever, rash, low blood pressure (dizzy, weak, lightheadedness). If you forget a tampon in and are having these symptoms seek medical attention immediately.

Men are able to produce viable sperm at any age after puberty, men in their 80's and 90's are still able to produce sperm that could in pregnant a woman,

Birth control pills offer NO protection from STI's

If you had any of these question I hope I helped

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