Patient's question:
Last night, when I had sex with my husband, we didn't use a condom. He performed withdrawal, but after he ejaculated, a small amount of prostatic fluid slipped out near the vaginal opening. We wiped it off with paper, but I'm still a bit worried. So, I want to know if it's possible to get pregnant if prostatic fluid sticks to the vaginal opening?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of this situation, there is also a possibility of a small number of accidental deliveries. Prostatic fluid also contains a very small amount of sperm components. If it enters the vagina, there is a small chance of an unexpected occurrence. If it is within 72 hours, you can take emergency contraception orally and make amends afterward. If the time has passed 72 hours, then more than 8 to 10 days after intercourse, you can use a careful blood hCG test to make an assessment.