Unlikely but not impossible
Oral consumption of sperm will not lead to pregnancy because the sperm will never reach the egg.
It is highly unlikely for someone to ovulate and release an egg during their period. If sperm were to enter the body during menstruation and fertilization were to occur, it would likely happen after the period has ended and the person is no longer bleeding. It's always best to use reliable contraception to prevent unintended pregnancy.
Pregnancy occurs when a sperm fertilizes an egg. If sperm is deposited inside the vagina during intercourse, it can potentially make its way to the egg in the fallopian tube and lead to fertilization and pregnancy.
Yes, it is possible to get pregnant shortly after a period, though it's less common. Sperm can live inside a woman's body for up to five days, and if she has a shorter menstrual cycle, ovulation may occur soon after her period ends. If she has unprotected intercourse during this time, there is a chance that sperm could fertilize an egg when it is released during ovulation.
Sperm fertilizes an egg to create a zygote, which develops into a baby during pregnancy. The genetic material from the sperm combines with that of the egg to determine the baby's characteristics and traits.
No. If you are one week pregnant, technically you will not have missed your period yet. Pregnancy is counted from the first day of your last period. So during week one, you are on your period. The pregnancy will usually be detectable around week 3. That is when the egg meets the sperm and implantation occurs. Once the ovum (egg/sperm) has implanted, your body will start creating the hormone HCG (that's what the pregnancy tests are looking for).
no, after a while the sperm will die (kinda creepy, right?) and they will come out during the next period. otherwise girls would get pregnant right after a pregnancy over and over again. no bueno.
Highly unlikely. No, typically the egg accepts only one sperm. Any sperm during or after the event will have no affect on the pregnancy. No
No, Although the chance of pregnancy is slim it is still there. It is extremely unsafe when it comes to contracting an STI as well. If her menstrual cycle is short, she could begin ovulating at the end of her period. If she tends to bleed heavily for many days, she could still be bleeding after she is actually done menstruating, and while is ovulating. If her period ends just a few days before ovulation, it is possible that sperm from as many as 6 or 7 days ago can fertilize the egg =pregnant. And last (this actually happened to me) a woman may bleed a little bit during the time that she ovulates, and this could be mistaken for a period. This is when I got pregnant with our 2nd set of twins (OOPS) I had a tubal after that, six kids later :)
Yes it is safe.
No, sperm are required for pregnancy.
When on birth control, the combined pill usually prevents ovulation, so there is no egg for the sperm to fertilize. If you are also on your period, the uterine lining is shedding, making it less likely for sperm to survive and fertilize an egg. So in most cases, ejaculated sperm would not result in pregnancy during this time.