The follower says that in the first intercourse he was protected and in the second he did not ejaculate
Doctor, I had sex with a condom on the 25th and another, with another partner, without a condom, on the 27th, but he said he removed his penis before ejaculating. I became pregnant and the gestational age of the baby corresponds to this period. How do you know for sure who the father is?
Since the two intercourse occurred very close together, two days apart, it is very difficult to know based on gestational age how this pregnancy would have started.
If you have used a condom with your partner since the beginning of sexual intercourse, pregnancy is less likely to have occurred in this situation, unless the condom broke or had a hole.
With another partner, on the 27th, even without ejaculating, he may have had a leak of semen before ejaculating, or even told you that he did not ejaculate, but in reality he did.
To be absolutely sure you will need to take a paternity test. But if we think about the probabilities, the possibility that the relationship on the 27th is linked to this pregnancy is greater than that on the 25th.
Source: Terra
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