Cum is not the medical term. Ejaculation or preejaculatory are ones more aplicable. Just before ejaculation occures, a gland known as Bulbourethal or Cowper's Gland secrets it's contents. This fluid neutralizes any traces of waist left in the urinary tract. Factors such as duration of forplay, individual physical makeup, and prior sexual activity have an influence on the possibility of sperm leaking into or remaining in the urinary tract. Only one sperm cell is required to fertelize one egg so it is very possible for pregnancy to occure. Sorry I can't express that in percentage. I would advise that potential parents prepare for that possibility and then enjoy their sex without sitting on neadles and pins about it. Get married, hint hint!
Hello. It is a very controversial issue whether pre-ejaculation can get a woman pregnant or not. If you did not ejaculate before the intercourse it is possible that she did not fall pregnnat. Also she needs to be ovulating otherwise the conditions inside the vaginal canal are HOSTILE, so the sperm CANNOT find their to the cervix and the fallopian tube since they get destroyed before they can possible reach them.
I would not worry, unless a huge amount of sperm could get into her vagina. Relax, and enjoy sex with some form of contraception. However, DO Keep in mind that sex MAY result in pregnancy any time ! All the best!
Yes she can and this is why the so called pull out method is not recommended and you should always use a condom.
Semen comes from the testes, prostate gland, and cowper's gland, and is stored in the seminal vesicles until it is released from the penis.The testes make sperm cells (and testosterone and some oxytocin too, though not relevant to this discussion). They travel up the vas deferens, the ducts that carry the sperm cells to the seminal vesicles.The seminal vesicles are a mixing and storage area for semen.The Cowper's glands produce what is known as preejaculate. That helps lubricate and clear the urethra as well as neutralize acidity from any residual urine.The prostate gland creates the milky fluid that the sperm cells use for travel. This fluid also nourishes and protects the sperm cells on their journey to the egg cell.
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* Preseminal fluid is precum and does contain sperm. There is a 2% risk of becomming pregnant.
I don't know the exact chances, but it's certainly possible, so you should take a pregnancy test.
Pretty high chance. Sperm is in the fluid and will go through thin fabric to reach its goal.
If there was no penetration, you most likely aren't pregnant. Precum even lessens the chances, since it can rarley get you pregnant.
Think of it this way. If a male has recently ejaculated, the semen comes out. But not all of it. If he were to have sex with a female sometime later, the "pre-cum" would contain the semen that was left behind from the previous ejaculation. The chances of getting pregnant from this is not as high as the whole ejaculation. But why take the risk?
HIV is not in lubricants such as KY Jelly or astroglide.
during that time your not fertile so chances of getting pregnant are not high but not entirely impossible, if you used protectin than i would not worry to to much but, sperm can last about 5 days under extremely good conditions in your vaginal fluid
seminal fluid can.
yes there is chances that she get pregnant. withdrawl of penis just before ejaculation is not effective method of contraception because some seminal fluid leaks before ejaculation
Very strong. Any penis-vagina contact without use of a condom can lead to pregnancy, regardless of ejaculation. Sperm are present in the fluid preceding semen. Always, always, always use a condom. If he won't, dump him. He's not worth it.
Yes. The bar releases fluid which stops the ovaries releasing eggs meaning you can't get preggers.
Yes, you can get infected with chlamydia even if he doesn't ejaculate inside you. Chlamydia can be spread by semen, vaginal discharge, or preejaculate fluid in or near the vaginal, urethra, or anus, as well as the throat and eyes.