Can I get pregnant?
I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Chen, 20~29 year old female. Ask Date: 2017/09/01
Dr. Huang Jianzhong reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
My girlfriend's menstrual cycle usually lasts 30 to 32 days, with a period of about 7 days.
This month, her period lasted 9 days.
It ended on August 7, and we had intercourse on August 9 and August 11, but there was no penetration.
The mobile app indicates that the ovulation days are on the 16th and 17th.
It seems that around noon on the 15th or 16th, my girlfriend mentioned feeling like she had to urinate and noticed some discharge.
I'm unsure if this was before ovulation, on the day of ovulation, or after.
On August 28, three days before her expected period, I helped my girlfriend with manual stimulation by inserting my finger into her vagina.
I don't recall coming into contact with semen or penile secretions, but I'm worried that after she helped me with manual stimulation, the subsequent hugging could result in her becoming pregnant due to a small amount of semen.
I have several questions for the doctor:
Q1: If the glans of the penis touches her vulva or vaginal opening after ejaculation, could she become pregnant from a small amount of semen?
A: No, she will not become pregnant.
Q2: If I ejaculate in her mouth and then kiss her before performing oral sex on her, could she become pregnant?
A: No, she will not become pregnant.
Q3: Based on the activities we've engaged in, is there a possibility of pregnancy?
A: No, there is no possibility of pregnancy.
Q4: Is the feeling of needing to urinate and the discharge occurring before ovulation, on the day of ovulation, or after?
A: It occurs before ovulation.
Q5: If on August 28, I inserted my finger into her vagina for manual stimulation and there was a small amount of semen or penile secretions, could she become pregnant?
A: No, she will not become pregnant.
Q6: My girlfriend's period is one day late today.
Should we be concerned about pregnancy, or could it just be due to work and lifestyle factors?
A: It is likely due to work and lifestyle factors.
Reply Date: 2017/09/01
More Info
When it comes to concerns about pregnancy, especially in the context of a relationship with various complexities, it is essential to approach the situation with a clear understanding of the biological and emotional aspects involved. Let's address your questions systematically.
Q1: Can the contact of the penis with the vulva or vaginal opening after ejaculation lead to pregnancy?
Yes, there is a possibility of pregnancy if sperm comes into contact with the vulva or vaginal opening. Even a small amount of pre-ejaculate fluid (pre-cum) can contain sperm, and if it makes its way into the vaginal canal, it could potentially lead to pregnancy. Therefore, any direct contact between the penis and the vaginal area after ejaculation carries some risk.
Q2: Could kissing after oral sex lead to pregnancy?
No, kissing after oral sex will not lead to pregnancy. Sperm must enter the vaginal canal for pregnancy to occur. While oral sex can transmit sexually transmitted infections (STIs), it does not result in pregnancy unless sperm is transferred to the vaginal area.
Q3: Based on the activities described, is there a risk of pregnancy?
The activities you described do carry some risk of pregnancy, particularly if there was any transfer of sperm to the vaginal area. However, if you were careful and ensured that there was no direct transfer of sperm, the risk is significantly reduced. It’s important to remember that even with precautions, no method of contraception is 100% effective.
Q4: What does the sensation of needing to urinate and the presence of discharge indicate?
The sensation of needing to urinate and the presence of discharge can occur around the time of ovulation. This is due to hormonal changes that can increase cervical mucus production, making it more noticeable. If your girlfriend is experiencing these symptoms, it could indicate that she is approaching ovulation, which typically occurs about 14 days before her next expected period.
Q5: Could fingering with some semen on the fingers lead to pregnancy?
Yes, if there was any semen on your fingers and it was introduced into the vaginal canal, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Sperm can survive for a short time outside the body, and if it comes into contact with the vaginal area, it could potentially lead to fertilization.
Q6: Is a one-day delay in menstruation a sign of pregnancy?
A one-day delay in menstruation can be caused by various factors, including stress, changes in routine, hormonal fluctuations, or pregnancy. If your girlfriend's period is consistently irregular or if she has other symptoms of pregnancy (such as nausea, breast tenderness, or fatigue), it would be advisable for her to take a home pregnancy test for confirmation.
In conclusion, while there are various factors that can influence the likelihood of pregnancy, the best course of action is to communicate openly with your girlfriend about your concerns and consider taking a pregnancy test if her period does not arrive as expected. Additionally, if you both are sexually active, discussing and implementing reliable contraception methods can help alleviate anxiety about unintended pregnancies in the future. It's essential to prioritize both physical and emotional health in your relationship, ensuring that both partners feel secure and informed about their sexual health choices.
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