The pre-ejaculate fluid itself does not contain sperm.
It is produced by something called the Cowper gland and it's purpose is to flush out the penis before ejaculation.
However as the purpose of this fluid is to flush out the penis it will bring any sperm left in the penis from the last ejaculation to the tip of the penis. If this happens that small amount of sperm could cause a pregnancy.
If the man has urinated since his last ejaculation the urine would have flushed out and killed any left over sperm in the penis which means in this case a pregnancy wouldn't happen.
So, if his last ejaculation was one week again, no sperm in preejaculate fluid. If any semen remained on his fingers, but dried, no living sperm.
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Hello Sarasu,
The pre-ejaculate fluid itself does not contain sperm.
It is produced by something called the Cowper gland and it's purpose is to flush out the penis before ejaculation.
However as the purpose of this fluid is to flush out the penis it will bring any sperm left in the penis from the last ejaculation to the tip of the penis. If this happens that small amount of sperm could cause a pregnancy.
If the man has urinated since his last ejaculation the urine would have flushed out and killed any left over sperm in the penis which means in this case a pregnancy wouldn't happen.
So, if his last ejaculation was one week again, no sperm in preejaculate fluid. If any semen remained on his fingers, but dried, no living sperm.
Do this resolve your doubts?
May 25, 2016 - 9:15amMaryann
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