The probability of pregnancy (due to the inconvenience of seeking medical care for minors)?
A few days ago, my girlfriend helped me with masturbation, and during the cleanup, both of our hands came into contact with semen.
We rinsed with tap water, and then I touched my girlfriend's genital area with my hand, but there was no penetration.
I would like to know if the likelihood of pregnancy is high if the semen on my hand was not thoroughly washed off, especially since it was close to her ovulation period.
Xiao Guai, 10~19 year old female. Ask Date: 2021/03/11
Dr. Cao Guotao reply Obstetrics and Gynecology
Hello, the chances of pregnancy should be low; just monitor the situation.
Wishing you good health.
Reply Date: 2021/03/11
More Info
The question you posed regarding the possibility of conception from pre-ejaculate on hands is a common concern among couples. To address your question, it is important to understand the mechanics of conception and the viability of sperm outside the body.
Sperm can survive outside the human body for a limited time, depending on the environment. When sperm is exposed to air, it typically dries out quickly, which significantly reduces its viability. In the scenario you described, where you and your girlfriend had contact with semen and then you touched her genital area, the likelihood of conception occurring is quite low, but not impossible.
Pre-ejaculate fluid, or pre-cum, can contain sperm, but the concentration is usually much lower than in ejaculate. If there was any sperm present in the pre-ejaculate, it would need to be transferred to the vaginal canal in sufficient quantities to potentially lead to conception. The fact that you washed your hands with water before touching her also decreases the likelihood of viable sperm being present.
Regarding the timing of your girlfriend's ovulation, it is crucial to note that the days leading up to ovulation are when a woman is most fertile. If the sperm were to somehow remain viable on your hands and then be transferred to her genital area, there is a slight chance of conception, especially if it coincided with her ovulation period. However, the risk remains relatively low.
In general, for conception to occur, sperm must enter the vagina and travel through the cervix into the uterus, where it can meet an egg. The chances of sperm surviving on hands and successfully leading to conception are minimal, especially considering the washing and the nature of the contact you described.
If you and your girlfriend are concerned about the possibility of pregnancy, it may be beneficial for her to take a pregnancy test if her period is late. Additionally, if you are actively trying to avoid pregnancy, consider discussing contraceptive options with a healthcare provider to ensure effective prevention methods are in place.
In summary, while there is a theoretical possibility of conception from the scenario you described, the actual risk is low due to the factors involved, such as the washing of hands and the nature of sperm viability outside the body. If you have further concerns or questions about sexual health and contraception, consulting with a healthcare professional can provide personalized guidance and reassurance.
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