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Q: Precum and chances of pregnancy

asked by: caperchick on March 15th, 2008

Experienced User

hi im 26years old & i recently stop talking bcp to become prego .
me & my boyfriend had sex during my period march6 ( which was my last day) & he came inme .. im pretty sure i ovulated right after that.
Also me & my boyfriend had sex today (march15th) & i think i ovulated again today, he did not come in me but we had sex for 15mins & then waited 5mins before we did it again ( he didnt use the bathroom) .. so im wondering if precum could be in that ? & how long does precum live in you ( thesperm) ?

thanks for any infoo ,

Replies(4)

caperchick

replied on March 15th, 2008

Experienced User

anyone ?

caperchick

replied on March 16th, 2008

Experienced User

caperchick

replied on March 16th, 2008

Experienced User

someone answer quickkly please , im going insane Neutral

krystineM

replied on March 16th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

actual sperm can live i think its 3 days inside you.
you only ovulate 14 days after your period, and some women ovulate earliest 6 days or latest 30 days, i dont think you would ovulate 2 times in the same month though..an ovulation kit would help you determine when your ovulating, you pee on a stick just as you would a pregnancy test. if he finished inside you, you now can wait to see if your period comes next month or not. i dont think you have to worry about precum though, because if his sperm is inside you, you will either become pregnant or try again.

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