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ive only been on the pill two weeks, condom split. whats the chance i could be pregnant

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PostPosted: 04/07/07 - 18:32    Post subject: ive only been on the pill two weeks, condom split. whats the Vote now! Reply with quote
I just want to know..
I've only been on the pill for two weeks, and yesterday the comdom split whilst having sex. What is the chance i could be pregnant?
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