Patient's question:
He said he didn't move it, but he did. He said he wouldn't cum, and in the end, I don't know if he did or not. If he didn't cum, I wouldn't get pregnant, is that true?I used to read in magazines that even if there was contact, there's still a chance of getting pregnant. What about us—could we get pregnant? What does it mean to "cum" or not?
First follow-up question: I got my period on December 2nd, and then again on December 28th. We had sex on the night of the 26th. Is there a high chance of getting pregnant in this situation?
Thank you
Doctor's answer:
Hello: It's possible to get pregnant whether he has ejaculated or not. Before ejaculation, there may be pre-ejaculate fluid leakage containing sperm. If it's during the ovulation period, it's enough to cause pregnancy. It's recommended to use effective contraception methods.