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You don't say when this happened relative to your cycle.
- What date did you have sex?
- What was the date of your last period start?
- How long is your cycle (typically 28 days)?
The question of peeing relates to when he last ejaculated, not when you last had sex. He could have masturbated to orgasm shortly before your encounter.
Precum will always contain sperm with some men; others, never.
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You are not helping by not giving the actual dates, nor the length of your cycle. That is critical. You talk of "about"!
"My period ended about a week before this sexual experience ... my period last for about 4-5 days." So your sexual experience happened about 12 days after the start of your period. If you have a 28-day cycle, that would have been at a fertile time. If you have a 30-day period, and it took place 11 days after the start of your period, then it may well not have been a fertile day.
It is true that "if the male urinates it flushes out any traces or spermatozoa", but that relates to residue spermatozoa from a previous ejaculation. However his pre-ejaculatory fluid might have contained sperm.
Why do you put yourself through this? Why have unprotected sex? Can you talk about what brought this about? It might help.
I hope this helps a bit, but please get back to me. I understand your concern. If I can help more, I will.
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Sorry for not replying earlier. I was not notified of your post!
From the little you've said, I would think the chances are quite low.
You must take note of your period dates at least.
You must not allow your boyfriend to coerce you into activities with which you disagree.
With some men, they always have sperm in their pre-cum; in others never. Don't take the risk.
How old are you both?
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It is true that precum CAN include some sperm, especially as his body "ramps up" to orgasm, or if he is approaching a second ejaculation and he hasn't urinated between them to "clear the system" so to speak. But rubbing your genitals together, even bathing your clitoris in his precum (which feels lovely, by the way) is not likely to get you pregnant. In fact, he could actually ejaculate against your vulva and clitoris, and chances are still low.
There are all kinds of hazards and roadblocks for the sperm to reach their target (which is why he ejaculates so many of them each time), so the miniscule number that might possibly be in his precum would literally have an "uphill" battle to get deep enough inside you to make you pregnant. The interior environment of your vagina is designed to actually make it hard for the sperm to survive very long. This is kind of an elegant method of ensuring that only the strongest, healthiest, and most vigorous sperm get to the target. HOWEVER, if you are all wet from him (and yourself), then do be careful about slipping fingers into your vagina, as you COULD push any sperm present toward your cervix. Chances are still low, though.
And any number of other factors can give you tender breasts or irregular periods besides pregnancy. Speak to your gynecologist, as that could be a symptom of something more serious needing your attention.
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