Chances of pregnancy when he inserted after ejaculating outside vagina?

moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

Although he wiped the cum off, there would have been residual semen in his urethra which would have mixed with his pre-cum, and entered your vagina during that "5 minutes or so". That is apart from any sperm that might have been in his pre-cum the first time round.

If you are so scared about being pregnant, why did you have sex (especially as he was not even your boyfriend)? What caused you to do that at that time? I presume that was when you gave away your virginity. However, if you are pregnant, the sooner you know, the better.

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moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

However, I would think the result would be negative. A test could put your mind at rest. Please take care.

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Guest over a year ago

I tested just about an hour ago and it showed up as negative. Hopefully it's accurate. Thanks for all the help.

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moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

That's good news. I would think the result is accurate. It is the result I expected. Provided you took the test according to the instructions (which test?) the result should be reliable.
Take care.
I'm pleased to help. If you want to talk further, please feel free to do so (privately if you prefer).

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Guest over a year ago

My partner and I had unprotected sex on my 24th day of my cycle (since my last period began) and he pulled out, went in his hand but then stupidly we poked it back in for a few seconds (no pumping or anything) before we realized what we did and he cleaned it off fully (nothing more after that).

If I'm on day 27 now of my cycle, is it still ok to take plan b? Unfortunately since that day things happened that kept me from getting to a store for it earlier. Obviously I'm aware there's a chance but I'm hopeful I'm not pregnant since it was so long after my fertile window and nothing was actually pumped inside - if that makes sense. I'd just like some opinions, aside from obviously not being irresponsible and having unprotected sex.

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moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

Plan B is usually considered effective (89%) for 5 days (but check the packet). However, the chances are that CD24 was not a fertile time if you never have a cycle that is more than 5 weeks long (when is your next period expected?). But, of course, there is always a certain risk whenever you have sex.

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Guest over a year ago

My cycles normally last 28-30 days so I'm due for my period in the next few days. Unprotected sex occurred (no ejaculation inside however) from day 20-26, and the worrisome moment was day 24. I'm on day 27 now.

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moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

If your cycle lasts no longer than 30 days, then CD20-26 would not have been fertile days.
Ejaculation is not always necessary for pregnancy, as pre-cum can contain sperm. But sperm must enter your vagina on OvulationDay, or on one of the 5 previous days, for pregnancy to follow.

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Guest over a year ago

I had sex with a guy on the day I was due my period. he went unprotected and pulled out right when he was about to ejaculate. Then pulled back in without cleaning himself or urinating. That occurred few times over the night. Now I'm 5 days late, what are the chances that I'm pregnant?

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moonstruck big-rig over a year ago

You won't be pregnant (from that event) yet as it's only 5 days after sex, but you may be pregnant from another encounter. But whether you will get pregnant (that process takes time) depends on when (or whether) you ovulated. You need to give more information.