Patient's question:
When I was intimate with my girlfriend, I ejaculated at the vaginal opening without penetrating her. The hymen was not broken, but after the act, a large amount of thick, semen-like fluid flowed out from inside. Could there be a possibility of pregnancy? If so, what are the preventive measures? Which post-coital contraceptive pills are better? Are there any side effects? Thank you for your help. We are both very anxious......Doctor's answer:
Only semen entering the vagina can lead to pregnancy. Your situation will not result in pregnancy. If you're not sure, it's recommended that you use a test strip to check yourself within a week. The hymen is a thin, permeable membrane. Even if it's not broken, sperm can still pass through the hymen into a woman's body, potentially causing pregnancy. Therefore, even if the hymen isn't broken, pregnancy is still possible. It's important to avoid contact with male semen as much as possible.