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Q: Can sperm travel through clothes?
asked by: DoctorQuestion on October 25th, 2009
My girlfriend and i were rubbing and imitating sex with clothes on, however i think i didn't ejaculate and i didn't insert into her moreover she is still a virgin.
Now, we are very scare as she missed her period for about 1 and a half weeks already.
Please help me.
Can sperm travel through the clothes?


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Dr. Goce Aleksovski , MD
replied on November 2nd, 2009
Am I Pregnant Answer A7670
Given the data you have provided (no penetration, no ejaculation, clothes on), there is no chance that your girlfriend has somehow conceived.
Spermatozoids in semen have to enter the vagina, then the cervical canal, through the uterus in order to reach Fallopian tubes at the end to fertilize a released egg. Because clothes cannot allow the semen to pass, conception with clothes on is impossible.

Your girlfriend, however, might want to visit her gynecologist to identify a possible pathological condition that is causing her period to be late.




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