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Hi. I know this my sound stupid but my mind is getting the better of me. Basically was with a girl the other week and after a bit of foreplay i came early. I suppose it was premature but i think it was the mental side so i'm not worried. What i am worried about is the fact that i touched my seman. Now i am certain i whiped it off and it was'nt wet, i was wondering if theres any chance of pregnancy from that? I must only have done it afterwards for about 2 seconds and as i say i'm sure it was'nt wet as a whiped it off. Is there no chance?


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replied January 20th, 2009
Pregnancy Answer A5415


The surrounding environment including the vagina is not suited for the semen. So, the semen has to be inserted into the vagina and close to the cervix in order to conceive. The contractions of the woman also help the semen to enter the uterus and further travel to the Fallopian tubes where the actual conception occurs.


According to the data you reported, there is no chance for pregnancy. You will know for sure that she is not pregnant when she gets her period.


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