Patient's question:
Patient Age:Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: My partner and I are living in different places. The last time we were together, we used condoms, but during the first time, pre-ejaculate fluid came out. We immediately took emergency contraception pills afterward. However, there was a moment when we only had genital contact without penetration, and he did not enter me, so we didn’t use a condom. Could I still be pregnant? It has been 29 days since my last period, and it hasn’t arrived (I usually have a 28-day cycle). The pregnancy test only showed one line. Why is that? Additional question: Is pre-ejaculate fluid only released during ejaculation? Does a man release it at the beginning
Doctor's answer:
Generally, men who do not ejaculate during sexual contact without penetration will not cause pregnancy in women. In normal circumstances, a menstrual cycle delay or advancement of one week is considered normal. It is unlikely to be pregnancy, as the absence of menstruation could be due to other reasons such as stress or an unpleasant mood. If it exceeds 10 days, it is recommended to visit a hospital to determine the cause. Sexual contact itself can disrupt the menstrual cycle. If you are concerned, you can use a pregnancy test kit to check.