Pregnancy tests are up to 99% reliable when used after you have missed your period, which is the reason I asked when you think you may start.
There is a slight risk for pregnancy anytime you have sex (penis to vagina penetration specifically, regardless of the amount of time). It depends on what actually happened to some degree, as many girls and young women will say "he just inserted the tip for a second" and it usually was a little more than that. There is a fluid called pre-ejaculatory fluid that is on the tip of the penis anytime it is erect, and the man does not have to climax or ejaculate for it to come out, as it is present at the time his p enis becomes erect. This fluid may oe may not contain sperm.
If he truly inserted his penis for literally one second and withdrew his penis, and his penis was no longer touching your vagina, then your chances of pregnancy are very, very slight.
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Hi,
When are you expecting your period?
Pregnancy tests are up to 99% reliable when used after you have missed your period, which is the reason I asked when you think you may start.
There is a slight risk for pregnancy anytime you have sex (penis to vagina penetration specifically, regardless of the amount of time). It depends on what actually happened to some degree, as many girls and young women will say "he just inserted the tip for a second" and it usually was a little more than that. There is a fluid called pre-ejaculatory fluid that is on the tip of the penis anytime it is erect, and the man does not have to climax or ejaculate for it to come out, as it is present at the time his p enis becomes erect. This fluid may oe may not contain sperm.
If he truly inserted his penis for literally one second and withdrew his penis, and his penis was no longer touching your vagina, then your chances of pregnancy are very, very slight.
Does this help?
May 30, 2010 - 6:21amThis Comment
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