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Q: Pregnancy From Pre-cum***

asked by: forbidden on October 6th, 2004

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My boyfriend and I were having sex two days ago. The condom did not break but before he came he went slightly soft. I'm worried he may have pre-came. I'm not sure if he did, I am just very worried that he did. I am worried that some of it may have gotten in me. What is the likelyhood of me getting pregnant from that? I read on some medical sites pre-cum only contains sperm if the male has previously came. My boyfriend hadn't came for a few days. What do you all think?

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Kia

replied on October 6th, 2004

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Most guys will have pre-cum - it is natural lubrication.
Most pre-cum will have sperm in it.
Pre-cum can get you pregnant.
But sperm has to get inside you, so long as his willy did not get in the way before he covered it, then chances are you are ok.
A lot of guys go a bit soft as a condom is put on, then perk up again, this doesn't mean they have already come.

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