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Is There Sperm on a Dry Penis?

If the man ejaculated one or two day ago. and he also rinse his penis. would there still be viable live sperm on his penis that can impregnate someone during intercourse? If there was no pre-ejaculation.

Also, can sperm be sustained through vaginal fluid instead of semen? If dry sperm is dead sperm,can dead sperm be re moist back to live through vaginal fluid?
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1035252 tn?1427227833
I very much doubt that it would...sperm need fluid to survive, but even if his penis was dry and had only dead sperm on it when you had intercourse, the minute he entered you he began to leak live semen, so whether or not the sperm was dead before doesn't matter because now the sperm that's entering you is very much alive.
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but my question is does a dry penis, not including the pre-ejaculation, can have live sperm on it?
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1035252 tn?1427227833
all men pre-ejaculate during the entire time of intercourse. If you had unprotected sex, even if his penis was "dry" "rinsed" and "previously ejaculated" you have a chance of getting pregnant from pre-ejaculative fluid, which men CAN NOT FEEL coming out. No I do not think that vaginal fluid can reinvigorate dead sperm, but that's not your biggest worry. If he had intercourse with you, even if he did not ejaculate at the end, he was leaking sperm the entire time whether he could feel it or not, to answer your question.
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