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conception question

What is the likelyhood of getting pregnant from pre c u m on your fingers if you were ovulating? I was seeing this new guy and we were messing around. He fingered me and he had pre c u m on his penis. We never had sex at all his penis was never near my vagina but im worried he got a little bit of his pre c  u m inside me when he fingered me.. a few days later we broke up.

My ex boyfriend and I got back together and had sex and he came inside me fully without a condom.

My friend and I messed around but didnt have sex on June 23d. My boyfriend and I had sex on June 29th and every day the whole month of july.

My last period was June 8th 2013
my period before that was May 8th 2013.

On August 11th the doctor told me I was 7 weeks and 1 day pregnant.. im worried now because I don't know who's it is..

I think it's my current boyfriends and not my friends because my boyfriend actually came inside me where my friend didnt have sex with me at all..

I need help here..do you think my current boyfriend is the father?

Im now 30 weeks and 4 days
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Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that is it pretty unlikely that the other gentleman is the father.  There is some controversy about whether there is sperm in the pre-ejaculate fluid or not, so there might be no worry at all. If you are 30 4/7 weeks, your conception date should have been right around the 4th of July--which also matches with the dates the doctor told you in August.
I think you are in the clear.  It never hurts to do a DNA test though.
Good luck!
Dr B
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Wait would it match even if my period was june 8th?
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Thank you so much, i believe you! (:
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