Patient's question:
I am a virgin and have never had penetrative sexual intercourse. A few days ago, I had intimate foreplay with my boyfriend, during which his penis never directly touched my vaginal opening, and his hand did not fully enter my vagina because I am a virgin and even a slight touch would cause intense pain. After we finished foreplay and he ejaculated, we quickly wiped ourselves clean with wet wipes. However, I am worried that his hand may have come into contact with prostatic fluid or residual sperm while touching my vagina, which could lead to pregnancy. I’ve been so anxious that I haven’t been able to sleep well these days. I’d like to ask a doctor for some clarification—can prostatic fluid cause pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Not ejaculating directly inside the vagina significantly reduces the chances of pregnancy. If you don't want this to happen again in the future, even without direct ejaculation, it's important to prevent such situations. You have also engaged in sexual activity. The prostate can recover, but the healing process is generally slow, and it's prone to recurrence after treatment. Therefore, during treatment, medication should be used appropriately, and it's recommended to adopt healthy lifestyle habits and maintain a balanced diet during the recovery period.