Patient's question:
What should I do if semen flows out after cohabitation? I want to consult if pregnancy is still possible in this situation.Doctor's answer:
Generally, after sexual activity, the amount of semen in women is usually between 2 to 5 milliliters. Therefore, there is a varying degree of leakage in this case. This will not have a significant impact, as sperm will quickly liquefy and ascend after encountering the cervix. Semen that flows outside will not affect pregnancy either. So, in your case, it is necessary to check other factors that may cause infertility. After sexual activity, most of the semen will flow out of the body and will not be completely retained in the vagina. If, um, you can elevate your hips after sex, this can help the semen stay in the vagina for a longer period of time.