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Q: Semen still on penis

asked by: TrevorCassie on March 15th, 2009

New User

Me and my boyfriend had sex twice in a row, after the first time he still had semen on his penis. We didn't realized it until after he put it in once the second time we had sex. I'm about half way through my period, should we be worried?
If you know anything, please let us know. We're scared.

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worrywart01

replied on March 15th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

ANYtime you have unprotected sex you are risking pregnancy..sperm can live in the vagina for 3-5 days I believe so just because its right before or during your period dont assume you are safe...always use a condom...you will just have to test and wait for your NEXT period to know for sure if you are or are not pregnant...based on when MOST women ovulate i'd say you're ok, BUT..not all women have a regular cycle..i for sure didn't until i got on the pill...just be more careful next time

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