Patient's question:
Last time I had sex with my girlfriend, since we hadn't seen each other for a long time, it was a bit rushed. At first, we didn't wear a condom, but we put one on later in the act, and also wore one when I came. I came outside the body.But when we first didn't wear a condom, there was a small amount of semen that entered her vagina.
The time we had sex was during her safe period (normal time), which is five days before her period.
However, five days later, her period should have come, but it hasn't arrived this time. I'm worried that those little drops of semen might have...
Doctor's answer:
This has a chance of causing pregnancy unless you have sex during the safe period. Otherwise, during regular sexual activity, a small amount of sperm may enter the uterus during the penis's movement, leading to pregnancy. So, there is a chance of getting pregnant. It is recommended that you pay attention to your menstrual cycle and take a test promptly if it is delayed. It is also recommended that if you are not planning to have a child, you should take contraceptive measures during sexual activity.