Semen On Fingers, Chances of Pregnancy? Ideas Please Posted: 06-08-04 08:56am
I am looking for some information and
advice, I hope someone here can help.
My girlfriend and I wish to get married in
the future, and are very much in love. We
plan on having children and wish to stay
together. However, we aren't ready or
willing to be married or have children for
a few more years. We do not have
intercourse, but we engange in other
sexual activites to make up for it.
I am curious as to an incident that
occured tonight. To make a long story
short, during our sexual activity, semen
was ejaculated and got onto my hands
during the process. I wiped everything
off with a towel, and then proceeded to
perform oral sex on my partner. A few
minutes went by, 7 to 10 I would suppose
where I had my hands on her torso and
body, but not near the vagina, and she
requested that I insert my fingers.
Without thinking, I did so, and then
minutes later realized what I had done.
We stopped our sexual activity, and she
went to the shower immediatley to wash off
and get whatever was on the outside of the
vagina off, though I realize that does
little good for semen penetration.
So now we are left wondering the type of
risk we are facing, and if this is
something we need to worry about and make
preparations. I understand that it was an
unwise decision in the first place, and if
we do not want a pregnancy, we should not
be doing any sexual activity at all. But
right now, I am just looking for some
information, as in our risk level, how
long semen lives when outside the body
(like on hands), when to test for a
pregnancy, and so forth.
If anyone has information they would like
to share, I would appreciate that.
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Darling
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Sep 2003 Posts: 875
Posted: 06-08-04 20:34pm
Your chances are extremely extremely slim
to none. If sperm are not on a wet area
they are likely to die and since you wiped
it all off I don't think theres a chance
at all. Don't worry about it
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