Patient's question:
After the menstrual period, if you have intercourse with a condom seven days later, and ejaculation occurs with a couple of additional spurts, it's important to withdraw promptly. During withdrawal, the penis remains erect and quite firm, and you notice some semen squeezed to the side. Could semen be squeezed out of the condom during an erection? After the act, you check the condom for damage but still feel uneasy and take emergency contraception. Will you get pregnant? Is it safe to have intercourse with a condom and engage in internal ejaculation? I hope the doctor can answer these questions one by one. Thank you very much.Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's statement, I believe the patient should never have become pregnant, although the time of intercourse this time should be during the ovulation period. However, you used a condom, and the condom was not rusty, and you also took a birth control pill after intercourse, making it even less likely to become pregnant. I suggest the patient should not take birth control pills in the future, as taking them frequently can cause too much harm to a woman's body. Was the patient's menstrual cycle regular in the past? Has the patient ever taken birth control pills?