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Q: semen survive in saliva ?

asked by: jolee12 on April 5th, 2008

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I know this is probably a really stupid question but are there any realistic pregnancy risks in these two situations?

1) I gave my bf a handjob, he ejaculated, and then wiped it off with tissue. If there was any leftover, I'm pretty sure it got wiped off on either my clothes or the bedsheets when we made out afterwards. after about 10-15 minutes later he fingered me (this was a few weeks ago)

2) I went down on my bf and I think I may have had some pre-cum in my mouth but I'm positive he didn't ejaculate completely. then we made out, and then he went down on me. Is it possible for the sperm to be transferred from my mouth to his? (since this was today, should I bother with EC?)

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Idony

replied on April 6th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

no and no, if your scared get some ec/plan b but its not nessesary, there would be like a one in 250 billion chance (yes i made that number up its not a real statistic) if your so worried about things like this i would greatly urge you to get on birthcontrol it will help ease your mind in the future

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