Patient's question:
With my boyfriend, his insertion moved two or three times, but he didn't ejaculate and it was over. He said since no semen was released, it shouldn't lead to pregnancy. The doctor here told me to use a pregnancy test strip, so I took the Mingenxi early pregnancy test 60 hours after intercourse, and it showed no pregnancy. Is it really that there is none, and can I just not worry about it anymore??Doctor's answer:
Just having sexual intercourse without ejaculation inside the body can still result in pregnancy if it occurs during a woman's fertile period, although the chances are relatively low. It is recommended to take a pregnancy test 14 days after the sexual encounter to rule out the possibility of an unexpected pregnancy.