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will i get pregnant before the broken of my rhyme.
Is it possible to be pregnant if the pre-ejaculate fluid goes my vagina before the broken of my rhyme?
Only in certain circumstances is there sperm in pre-ejaculatory fluid.
A woman can get pregnant even if the penis does not go into the vagina, but several things have to be in operation at the same moment for this to occur.
1) She would have to be ovulating. This only happens once a month.
2) The seminal fluid would have to reach her vaginal mucus.
3) The pre-ejaculatory fluid would only have sperm in it if the man had ejaculated recently (within an hour or two) without peeing afterward, before he got the second erection and that produced the pre-ejaculatory fluid that reached the woman's fluids.
Even in fertile couples trying to get pregnant, their chances are said to be about 20% in a given cycle.
All in all, the chance of getting pregnant without penetration is slim.
A woman can get pregnant even if the penis does not go into the vagina, but several things have to be in operation at the same moment for this to occur.
1) She would have to be ovulating. This only happens once a month.
2) The seminal fluid would have to reach her vaginal mucus.
3) The pre-ejaculatory fluid would only have sperm in it if the man had ejaculated recently (within an hour or two) without peeing afterward, before he got the second erection and that produced the pre-ejaculatory fluid that reached the woman's fluids.
Even in fertile couples trying to get pregnant, their chances are said to be about 20% in a given cycle.
All in all, the chance of getting pregnant without penetration is slim.
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