can pregnancy occur from pre ejaculation fliud or sperm contacting the surface tip of the vagina?
408426
Yes, pregnancy can happen. Sperm can live, mmmm, I forget, but I want to say 24-48 hr.\n\nI stand corrected, can't live out in the air, I guess, but I do know they sure can swim!
1169757
Yes, it's called preseminal fluid and that fluid does contain a small amount of sperm.\n\nHIV is transmitted through direct contact of a mucous membrane or the bloodstream with a bodily fluid containing HIV, such as blood, semen, vaginal fluid, preseminal fluid, and breast milk. This transmission can come in the form of anal, vaginal or oral sex, blood transfusion, contaminated needles, exchange between mother and baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding, or other exposure to one of the above bodily fluids.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aids
605121
Yes. Pre-ejaculate is actually more fertile than the actual ejaculate. If he touched himself, and got it on his finger, and then touched you, you could get pregnant. You can get pregnant on your period and even on birth control. If you dont take the pill every single day, it actually makes you more fertile. Sex is no joke or something to take chances with. Protect yourself and your future children!!!
577662
Yes, it can. \n\nPrecum is lubication mostly however it can have a small amount of sperm within it before the actual ejaculation happens.
1118811
I'm glad you posted this question because I'm a lesbian and no matter how much we keep practicing, my girlfriend and I haven't been able to make a baby yet!  thank god for Yahoo Answers.  Can you get sperm here?
364670
A woman usually becomes pregnant after having sexual intercourse. This is where a man puts his erect penis inside a woman's vagina. The friction caused by moving his penis in and out of her vagina will cause him to get increasingly excited until eventually he ejaculates (or 'comes') and releases a sticky white substance called semen. This semen contains millions of tiny sperm cells, which then swim up the woman's vagina, into her uterus and into then fallopian tubes where they may join with the tiny egg that she releases every month. If this 'joining' (also known as fertilisation) occurs, then she will become pregnant.
1148109
It could.  Anytime semen comes in contact with the woman's genitals, there is a chance of pregnancy.  However, the chance is probably quite low if the semen didn't actually get into the vagina (they do swim, though...).  There was probably also some residual spermicide that may have helped.  Be prepared to test, but most likely you'll be fine.
1035570
It depends on when you ovulated.  If his sperm went in you 2 to 3 days prior to ovulation, then yes, you could be pregnant.  It is also possible the you ovulate very close to your period...so, I guess the answer to your question is that yes, it is possible that you can get pregnant this way.
1002089
yes she can get pregnant if its only been out for a few seconds.  sperm can live for a couple of minutes outside... so you should be careful.  air is not a spermicide... so try some kind of birth control, or morning after pill.  play it safe!
993342
Well, yes. There are some risks involved in sexual activity where a person comes in contact with their partner's body fluids. Most people are concerned with both the risk of pregnancy and the risk of contracting an STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease). Fortunately both of these situations are easily avoidable if you use protection such as a latex condom, or if you abstain from sexual activity in which you may come in contact with your partner's body fluids.
827460
It's possible. Best you get a pregnancy test or visit your doctor.\nGood luck.
860401
As Long as sperm can come out it can get you pregnant. The question is do you want to curse your offspring with small penis genes. I wouldn't.
578623
Of course there is a chance of pregnancy.  Sperm can travel down into the vagina.  Remember, it is liquid.  Don't think because you have anal sex she can't get pregnant.  When you pull out, there is always sperm left on you and it only takes one little drop to fall in the wrong place.  FYI. Anal sex is very dangerous.  there is fine tissue in the rectum that can get torn, infected etc.  It can be worse than preganancy.  Wear a condom and have sex the normal way
479760
Not harmful.  Recent studies have shown that men who "exercise" their reproductive organs on a regular basis have a healthier prostate gland and urinary tracts.  It needs exercise like the rest of the body.  Additionally, pre-ejaculant fluid contain components that cleanse the urinary tract of bacteria, so as to minimize the destruction of sperm.  However, if you m-bate quite often, you may not be able to have an orgasm without "flogging your bishop" yourself.  So make sure you "exercise" that area in other ways besides just m-bating.
1160470
I checked webmd and found this:\n\nSurvival of the Fittest: Fertilization\nOnce inside the vagina, the semen immediately coagulates, for reasons not yet understood. Because the vagina is acidic, only about 10% of the sperm will survive the first 10 minutes inside the vagina. After about 20 minutes, the semen becomes fluid again, enabling the surviving sperm to swim up the reproductive tract. Here's where the cervical mucus enters the picture. When a portion of the surviving sperm reach the cervical mucus, they will find tiny strands of protein within it that will carry them toward the uterus. This protein is present only in midcycle mucus, which has an egg-white consistency. The mucus is a sign that ovulation has just taken place or will be taking place shortly. The woman's egg remains viable for about 12-24 hours; the sperm can live up to 48-72 hours. This creates a reproductive window of roughly four days.\n\nMy advice is to have protected sex or abstain from sex altogether if you do not want to get pregnant or get std's.
375205
yes. pre ejaculating fluid may contain sperm.
229629
Yes you could still be pregant, even if your period started a week after the last time you had sex.  As others have stated, this CAN HAPPEN.  So your best bet is to get checked out by a gynecologist, regardless of what the home pregnancy test said.\n\nUnless you want to be re-visiting the gyenecologist once a month, you need to start using some reliable birth control.  And if you want to block STDs, you better use condoms, even if you're using another method of birth control.  Both STDs and sperm can be in the pre-cum that comes out of a man's penis long before he ejaculates, so that condom needs to be on from the beginning.  No riding bareback until you get close--I got a girl pregnant that way in college, so learn from my experience.