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Q: Please Help -- I Know I Being Neurotic Here But...
asked by: Johnny2003 on December 9th, 2005
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Okay, this may seem a little neurotic, but i'm just wondering if my girlfriend touched my penis with pre-cum on it (mind you not a lot)--and i'm not sure if she even touched the pre-cum--then ,afterward, rubbed her hands over my sweater while we embraced in a kiss, then put her panties back on without touching her vagina, could she still get pregnant if somehow some lone sperm cell made it from her hands onto her panties and into her vagina?

Mind you at the time (two days ago) she had just finished the last hormonal pill of ortho tri-cyclen (she's been on the pill for almost a month now) and today she had her period. Sorry if i'm being neurotic here :( . I just want to make sure my girl is safe.
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teach486
replied on December 9th, 2005
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Not likely. If she is indeed on the pill in order for her to get pregnant her pills would have to fail, and you would have to have intercourse. Pre ejaculate does contain sperm, so even if you use the pull out method there is still a chance for fertilization if the egg is in place. By what you have described here there isn't a chance for her to be pregnant. If there were any sperm at all on her hands they most likely were already dead. They cannot live outside the body for very long.

If both of you are not up to raising a child anytime soon, then I would suggest also using a condom for extra protection on top of the pill she is already taking. If condoms are not an option for you then use spermicidal creams.

There are some things that can interfere with the effectiveness of the pill, causing it to fail, such as antibiotics. If you choose to continue having sex then please keep in mind pregnancy is always a possibility, and prepare yourselves for that possibility. If a pregnancy does happen be prepared, and be responsible about it.
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Johnny2003
replied on December 9th, 2005
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Thanks For the Response
Thanks for the quick repsonse. No, we haven't had sex yet--we're not ready to take that step yet--but we have played around. Just wanted to make sure we were safe, though, when we were "playing around." and yes, I agree with your advice. When we do finally have sex and are ready, i'll be sure to use condoms just in case the pill does fail. Never hurts to be safe thank you again. You put my mind at ease.
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