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Wiped off Sperm?

So my boyfriend and I agreed to not have sex. So we use other methods of pleasure. He and I usually start by giving him a handjob, then fingering me following. When he cleans up his semen he uses a tissue with his left hand. He always fingers me with the right. A few weeks ago, November 20th, he accidentally forgot to use his left hand. he then wiped it off of his right, then fingered me. His fingers were not wet from semen because he had wiped it off. I ovulated a couple days later. My period is late now by about a week. I'm terrified something awful has happened. I also joined swimteam about a month ago, could the workouts everyday make my period not show up?
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I agree with Butterfly38834. It is highly unlikely that fingering you after "wiping" his sperm off with a tissue will cause you to get pregnant. It is medically possible as far as i understand, but extremely unlikely, unless he has super sperm, and you are ultra fertile.
Also, as far as I understand, sometimes, a sudden change in physical activity can cause a shift is body cycles and affect the menstrual cycle. The only way to be safe is to make an appointment with your gynec and get an examination. Better safe than sorry.
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Its probably stress deep down from where you thoink there might be a slight maybe that not all of it was wiped off and you think it might be in you. Calm down and just make an appt. with your obgyn, ok.
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