Patient's question:
He said he didn't put it in, but he did. He said he wouldn't cum, but in the end, I don't know if he did. He said he wouldn't cum, so I wouldn't get pregnant, is that true?I used to read in magazines that even if there was contact, there's still a chance of getting pregnant. What about us, will we get pregnant? What does it mean to "cum"?
First follow-up question: What is ovulation period? Is it the days when your period comes?
I got my period on December 2nd, and then again on December 28th. We had sex on the night of the 26th. Is there a high chance of getting pregnant like this?
Thanks
Doctor's answer:
The factors determining pregnancy are that sperm must enter the vagina, combine with a mature egg, and implant and develop. Without contraception or if it's not the ovulation period, pregnancy will not occur.Advice: If it's uncertain whether intercourse was internal, the only option is to check if it's the ovulation period. If menstruation is approaching or has just ended within one or two days, it is generally unlikely to conceive.