Engaged In Sexual Activities, Ejaculated Into Tissue, Hands Washed. Would There Be Risk Of Pregnancy?
Hi there, if me and my girlfriend engaged in sexual activities i.e. manual or oral sex, then ejaculated into a tissue and mine and her hand were washed, would there be a risk of pregnancy if we touched the vagina afterwards. It would have been during 8th-11th day of her menstrual cycle with her cycles being 27-31 days long.
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Day 8 to day 11 of a regular 27-31 day cycle is close to the fertile period which should begin as from the 12th day and in rare cases day 11. Thus following dates, it will be less likely that she could be pregnant.
More so, sperms need to be under the rightful conditions in order to survive and promote necessary changes needed for them to migrate up to the tubes and for fertilisation. Haven been washed, that makes it very unfavorable for any sperm that could even stay attached to the fingers.
Also, washing reduces the amount of sperms needed for the race to waiting egg and it also reduces the amoount of sperms available to contribute to breaking of the egg wall before a single sperm can go in.
Thus, following the above points, she cannot be pregnant.
Best regards and hope this helps.
Dr Achuo
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Engaged In Sexual Activities, Ejaculated Into Tissue, Hands Washed. Would There Be Risk Of Pregnancy?
Hello, welcome to health care magic and thanks for using health care magic Day 8 to day 11 of a regular 27-31 day cycle is close to the fertile period which should begin as from the 12th day and in rare cases day 11. Thus following dates, it will be less likely that she could be pregnant. More so, sperms need to be under the rightful conditions in order to survive and promote necessary changes needed for them to migrate up to the tubes and for fertilisation. Haven been washed, that makes it very unfavorable for any sperm that could even stay attached to the fingers. Also, washing reduces the amount of sperms needed for the race to waiting egg and it also reduces the amoount of sperms available to contribute to breaking of the egg wall before a single sperm can go in. Thus, following the above points, she cannot be pregnant. Best regards and hope this helps. Dr Achuo