Patient's question:
I want to ask the doctor, my first one was given in my sophomore year, it is said that the sperm from my first time was refined in my vagina. Will it interfere with the genes of my future husband's child?Doctor's answer:
This viewpoint is not scientific. Ninety-seven percent of semen is water, and if sperm is not delivered, it dies very quickly. The dying sperm and semen are expelled from the body along with vaginal discharge. This cannot enter the bloodstream, let alone affect your genes. It has absolutely no impact on the child you may conceive in the future. Please do not believe this misinformation. The above is advice for the question "Will it interfere with the genes of my future husband's child?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!