Do you need to take emergency contraception?

Patient's question:

[Condition Description: I estimate I ovulated around August 9th. We had intercourse on the afternoon of the 11th. On the 11th, an ovulation test showed a very faint positive. By the 12th, it was just one line. During intercourse, only the tip of my penis was inserted. Because I had previously ejaculated four times in a short period of just a few hours using other methods, the fifth time I only entered a little bit, just the tip. My boyfriend said he pulled out in time. I feel like he might have dripped some onto my vaginal opening when he pulled out. Then I immediately rinsed and squatted. After that, I wiped inside my vagina with tissues a few times. But I don’t know if he might have left a little bit inside. Is the chance of pregnancy high? I’m very scared. Medical history and treatment effectiveness: No emergency contraception was taken.]

Doctor's answer:

Hello, if the head of the penis is inserted slightly but not into the vagina, it is generally not possible to get pregnant. However, your situation cannot be determined or inferred for pregnancy. Hello, if there is a delay in menstruation, you can use a "Early Pregnancy Test Strip" to test your urine 7 days after the expected period. If it is positive, it is likely that you are pregnant. If the "Early Pregnancy Test Strip" is negative, it is the opposite. But if you are pregnant, there may also be other symptoms such as nausea, breast tenderness, etc. Of course, the best way is to have an ultrasound examination at the hospital.

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