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Before continuting I am going to say that this e-mail is very specific and graphic (though in a medical sense). I am a 30 year old man in a committed relationship with my wife. Here is my background. After undergoing chemotherapy and radiation when I was 14-15 years old, I discovered just last year that I have a sperm count of a little over 1,000,000 and the motility is low (do not know the exact amount). I had sex with my wife this past August (2nd week thereabouts) using a spermicidal condom. The condom broke either during intercourse or afterwards (not sure). This took place about Day 9 or Day 10 of her cycle (her average has ranged from 35 days to as long as 46 days). Since that time, she has had a urinary tract infection and a cold. What is the likelihood that I impregnated her given my sperm count and her factors? I am extremely concerned about this.
Peek is right. The only thing for you to do now is wait and see if her period comes on time, and if not, then consider buying an OTC pregnancy test.
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