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Chances Of Pregnancy In Unprotected Sex Despite Ejaculating Outside?

Hi I have a question pertaining to unprotected sex.If I had unprotected sex ejaculated and then 10 or 15 minutes afterward had unprotected sex again, what is the likely hood that I could have got my partner pregnant even without ejaculating inside of her?
Thu, 27 Mar 2014
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It is certainly possible for her to get pregnant from the semen that remained on your penis, even if you did not ejaculate inside. While pulling out may to some extent reduce the chances of pregnancy a little bit, but it is not reliable. Especially if you had intercourse again after ejaculating, I would be concerned about possible pregnancy. If it is still within 72 hours of having sex, she should consider taking Plan-B (the "morning after" pill) in order to prevent possible pregnancy. I hope this was helpful, please let me know if you have any more questions.
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Chances Of Pregnancy In Unprotected Sex Despite Ejaculating Outside?

It is certainly possible for her to get pregnant from the semen that remained on your penis, even if you did not ejaculate inside. While pulling out may to some extent reduce the chances of pregnancy a little bit, but it is not reliable. Especially if you had intercourse again after ejaculating, I would be concerned about possible pregnancy. If it is still within 72 hours of having sex, she should consider taking Plan-B (the morning after pill) in order to prevent possible pregnancy. I hope this was helpful, please let me know if you have any more questions.