Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Last night, I had sex with my boyfriend without a condom. When he was about to ejaculate, he pulled out, but I don't know if any remained inside. My boyfriend says it's okay, but I'm still a bit worried. I have about ten more days until my period.History of Treatment and Effect: I haven't taken any measures.
Help Needed: Will I get pregnant? How likely is it?]
Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation outside the body carries a relatively high risk of pregnancy because, before ejaculation, some secretions may leak from the urethral opening, containing a small amount of sperm that can cause pregnancy in the woman. Some men with slightly weaker control may not be able to withdraw the penis from the vagina in time during orgasm, leading to all or part of the semen entering the vagina, which can also result in pregnancy. Even if the semen is released outside the body, if it remains near the vaginal opening, the vitality of the sperm can allow it to travel along the vagina and reach the uterine cavity, causing pregnancy in the woman.If the goal is to avoid pregnancy during sexual activity, it is essential to keep a distance from the vaginal opening during withdrawal or to use a condom during intercourse for better protection.