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Q: pregnancy from fingering ?

asked by: queen101 on May 14th, 2008

New User

so me and my boyfriend have been goign otu for about 5 months and we decided to take things pretty slow form other couples i knoww..anyhow..about 4 days ago he fingeredd me and then i ended up giving him a hand job after wards and he camee on him self and my hands..i wiped my hands with a towel and then he took the towel and wiped himself up im pretty suree he didnt touch his sperm..then about 5 to 10 minutes later he fingered me again. Then about 2 days later i started to get pains in my breast and i still have the pains now. is their any chances that i may be pregnant or the pains could just be from stressing out? if anyone has any other advice please let me know..thankss

Replies(9)

Mabel

replied on May 15th, 2008

Moderator

No risk of you being pregnant.

jessamyn

replied on May 15th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Yes hun you are not pregnant...

krystineM

replied on May 15th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

no risk at all, he would have to ejaculate in you in order for there to be a possibility, but you never came in contact with the sperm in your lower region at all.
Most likely just stress.

manuftw82

replied on May 15th, 2008

Supporter

Krystine, again, they do not have to ejaculate in you. It's possible for semen to drip in you or for it to be on someone's hands and then finger you. It is possible, very rare, but possible.

anyhow OP you aren't pregnant don't worry about it and you wouldn't be showing signs this early anyways.

krystineM

replied on May 15th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

she did not say in here at all that she came in contact with sperm.
Which was why i said its no risk of her being pregnant.
Plus, sperm dies when it comes in contact with air, and she wiped off her hands then 5-10 mins later he fingered her, [and it did not say he had sperm on his hands,] with a 5-10 minute time gap, there would be no way for sperm to survive that long outside.
Yes it is possible, but in her case, and how she explained it there does not sound or seem to be a chance of it. Unless she is leaving something out.
And if it is possible, how can you turn around and say 'you aren't pregnant dont worry about it...'

queen101

replied on May 15th, 2008

New User

thankss everyone i feel much better now..but yeah im pretty sure he didnt touch it he wiped it off with the towel right away

manuftw82

replied on May 15th, 2008

Supporter

because from what she said it doesnt sound like it even came in contact with her. and sperm DOES NOT die when it comes in contact with the air. dude educate yourself before you start spreading false information.

Mabel

replied on May 15th, 2008

Moderator

manuftw82 wrote:

This is correct. Sperm does not die as soon as it hits the air. There is air in our vagina and uterus. It would also not explain how men can 'go in a cup' and a woman can be artificially inseminated. In fact, the sperm do not begin to die until after about 30 minutes.

Dannzibelle

replied on May 16th, 2008

Supporter

no no no! PLease get some birth control and some sex education

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