How long does sperm survive in infertile cervical mucus?

[jumbodude]

Hi, I just want to ask if how long does sperm survive in cervical mucus a day before period? I did not have penetration with my boyfriend because he wore a condom on. But I was worried if there were any precum in the tip of the condom because he touched the base of his penis while he was putting it on exposing the condom. But when I touched it, it was kinda dry but still I'm worried if some of it got into my vagina while we were grinding. It happened a day before my period and around 6 to 7 days after the sexual encounter, I ovulated. I have PCOS too. Around 7 days in the morning after the encounter, I have egg white cm and after that day it was no longer egg white but thick mucus. After ovulation it was increasing for two days but starting to get dry after that. Now I am experiencing cravings for salty and sweet foods, slight moodswings and have some acne.

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[specialmom]

You have literally asked so many questions related to getting pregnant from non routes of pregnancy that I can't believe you came up with a new one.  I know I have personally explained to you how pregnancy occurs. Penis in vagina.  Without condom.  Without condom break. That's really going to be it.  I would think at this point that perhaps anxiety is really causing all of these questions and I'd work on that with a therapist so that you can have a normal sex life without all of this constant rumination.  That's my heartfelt advice.  This will not lead to pregnancy. And symptoms of pregnancy do NOT occur immediately but do so when someone is farther along.  You'd know if that were the case so I'd stop monitoring for symptoms. AND, I'm sure you know that you can always take pregnancy tests for about a buck from the dollar store rather than excessively worrying about it.  Take care.