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Q: Semen on fingers - can it cause pregnancy?

asked by: wif_v on August 12th, 2007

New User

could i be pregnant?
im 18 and well me and my b/f have unprotected sex and he ejaculates on my belly.. well the other day i was just getting off my period and i was really anxious to get some so we had sex.. well not realizing that i had cum on my hand while cleaning myself off i had a tiny itch in there [weird] well not thinking Rolling Eyes

i stuck my finger in really fast to get the itch but when i looked at my hand it looked like i had some on my finger.. it could have been my stuff since we just finished.. but if it was his could i get pregnant... i mean since i was just gettin off my period and all. and his cum was still fresh.??
help! Confused

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Happiness03

replied on August 12th, 2007

Experienced User

Well, I would say you are fine. In extreme cases, you could get pregnant, but not very likely. I would say that since you guys are sexually active and getting pregnant seems to be a concern to you that maybe getting on birth control or using a condom would be a good option for you guys. Don't stress about it and just be more careful in the future!

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