Patient's question:
Before cohabitation, I didn't wear a condom and there was a very small amount of prostatic fluid rubbed outside the vaginal opening. I don't know if there were sperm in it. During cohabitation, I wore a condom, but I was afraid that friction might bring the external prostatic fluid into the vagina, causing pregnancy. 30 hours after cohabitation, I took emergency contraception. It has been 5 days since then, and there have been no adverse reactions in my body. Besides the fact that my period is about to come in a few days, will breastfeeding be successful?Doctor's answer:
The situation you described is basically impossible to conceive, as there has been no sexual activity again before using a condom. During external intercourse, there is a very small chance that the minimal amount of prostatic fluid may contain a tiny amount of sperm. However, this is generally unlikely to lead to pregnancy because sperm quickly lose viability and the ability to fertilize an egg in the external genital area. Additionally, you took emergency contraception afterward, so there is no need to worry about this situation.For individuals with prostatic issues, timely treatment can reduce the risk of recurrence. If left untreated, it may affect overall health. Therefore, patients should seek timely medication treatment and pay more attention to self-care in daily life, avoiding spicy foods.