Patient's question:
Sperm was released inside, and I immediately stood up and went to the bathroom because I didn't know. I just saw online that it should be elevated for 5 minutes—will it come out and make it difficult to conceive?Doctor's answer:
The basic conditions for pregnancy require viable sperm to enter the female reproductive system, especially during the female's ovulation period. Additionally, the sperm must have normal viability and density, and the female reproductive organs must be healthy. While a man's ejaculation volume during a single sexual act is very large, most of it remains in the vagina and uterine cavity. Only a portion of the more active sperm enters the fallopian tubes for fertilization. Therefore, it is normal for excess sperm to be expelled through the vagina.