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Q: Spermatazoid activity and pregnancy

asked by: DoctorQuestion on May 31st, 2009

hi, i was making love with my girlfriend without intercourse. She was messing around with my penis when I ejaculated on her jeans. Im not sure whether it went on her underwear. But now shes starting to worry that maybe she could get pregnant. It has been a couple of days since her due period. Although she has a had a coupled of delayed ones....... Im very worried im hoping everything is gonna be alright...... Please reply urgently......... There was no intercoure.............

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Dr. Goce Aleksovski , MD

replied on June 5th, 2009

Pregnancy Answer A6723

In order to conceive, the spermatozoids from the sperm have to enter the vagina and the uterus and reach the Fallopian tubes. There they meet the egg and conception might occur. If the spermatozoids do not pass the appointed path or do not meet the egg at the end, conception is impossible.

Since it seems there is little possibility that the spermatozoids entered the vagina, according to the data you provided, then pregnancy is highly unlikely. However, your girlfriend might want to visit a gynecologist to check for pregnancy with a physical exam, hormonal laboratory tests, and an ultrasound scan.

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