Patient's question:
At 11 PM last night, I had sex with my wife but used a condom. After finishing, I simply wiped off the semen around the head of my penis without washing. I then had sex with my wife again this morning without a condom, using withdrawal. What is the survival rate of sperm in this situation? Wiping without washing and then having sex again this morning without a condom—will this lead to pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
??????If ejaculation occurs inside the vagina, and if the woman is in her fertile period, pregnancy may occur. Withdrawal (ejaculation outside the body) generally does not lead to pregnancy, but it is still not entirely reliable during the fertile period. The pre-ejaculate fluid has a low chance of causing pregnancy.Guidance: The ovulation day is approximately 14 days before the next menstrual period. The five days before and four days after the ovulation day are the most fertile periods. It is recommended that you calculate your own fertile period based on your menstrual cycle. It is strongly advised to use contraception and avoid sexual intercourse during the fertile period. Although the male does not ejaculate inside the vagina, the secretions at the vaginal opening may contain sperm. If sperm enters and combines with an egg, pregnancy may result.