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so me and my husband have been trying to get pregnant so every time we have sex he cums in me. well we have been having sex every other day for about two weeks and normally his *** slowly leaks out afterwards. this last time he came in me it did not leak out. why would that be? could this be the beginning of being pregnant?
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134578 tn?1693250592
Cassandra, she said they were having sex every other day, not every day.

lucky, there is no relation between semen leaking out and pregnancy.  It is possible, I suppose, that having sex every other day depleted the amount of semen he is creating (it probably has depleted the sperm count slightly also, despite the fact that you are not having sex every day), but in any case, you are not going to be able to go by that particular cue to know if you are pregnant.  

When your period is due, you can take an early-results pregnancy test the first day it is due with at least some certainty of an accurate answer.
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1303813 tn?1303159362
DO NOT HAVE SEX EVERYDAY! it lowers the sperm count and the chance of getting pregnant!
Even being pregnant sperm will still leak out.. it does to me.
Are your periods regular or irregular.?

You can only get pregnant when you Ovulate!!
And by having sex everyday can decrease your chances of getting preg..

take a test if you miss your next period with urine!

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