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Q: Leakage After Sex And Chance of Pregnancy

asked by: jewelsgurl on December 6th, 2007

New User

hi

i have experienced leaking after sex. He ejaculates inside me and then when he is done he pulls out. i have started leaking and cannot keep it inside.
i was wondering what are the chances of getting pregnant if you start to leak after sex? I don't know if the sperm stays inside after i leak? what can i do to help prevent this problem from persisting?

Thanks

Replies(2)

Jude-Love

replied on December 6th, 2007

Active User, very eHealthy

Allowing sperm to leak out does not lower your chances of pregnancy very much. Lots of people get pregnant even though they don't take efforts to keep the sperm inside. You could try having sex on something that elevates your hips. Like the arm of a couch.

jewelsgurl

replied on December 6th, 2007

New User

Thank you for your reply and answer . I will try something like that. Thanks again Very Happy

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