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use to masturbate with faucet water for last one year. But 2 weeks back i did again and now my menstrual cycle is 1 week delay. The problem is if my brother (who come back homerecently from abroad) masturbated on faucet which i dont know he did at that time ,will there be any chance to get myself pregnant? It really worrying me. Help!!
PS. i masturbate with water coming out of faucet. Just curious what if sperms present on tap get mixed with water? I know its not possible but i am freaking.
I still don't know that my bro masturbate or not. And i went to washroom after 1 hour or more.


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replied January 31st, 2012
Getting Pregnant Answer A30976
Hi, and thanks for your medical question on eHealth forum!

If you went to washroom after one hour, and used running water to masturbate, then by that time if at all there was any semen on the faucet, it would have dried. Even if the semen had not dried, most of the sperms would have died. Those alive would have been washed off by water. So it's unlikely to cause pregnancy. However, nothing can be confirmed unless you take a pregnancy test. Accidents and strange things do happen. So take a pregnancy test. If it is negative, please consult your gynecologist regarding this. Hope this helps. Take care!



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