Patient's question:
Yesterday, I had sex with my girlfriend. When she asked me to bring a condom, she said it got a little bit of prostatic fluid on it, and then she went out for a bit before pulling it out without ejaculation. Now I'm worried that the pre-ejaculate fluid on the condom might cause pregnancy during the risky period. Should I take emergency contraception?Doctor's answer:
During the dangerous period, cohabitation involves the full use of condoms. It is possible that some prostatic fluid may come into contact with the condom during use, but this situation will absolutely not lead to pregnancy, so there is no need to worry. The amount of sperm in prostatic fluid is extremely low, too low to cause pregnancy. Moreover, it is only possible to come into contact with prostatic fluid while wearing a condom, not to step into the vagina without a condom. Therefore, it is highly unlikely to become pregnant, making medication unnecessary.Therefore, patients should seek timely medical treatment and pay more attention to self-care in daily life, avoiding spicy foods.