Could reduced bleeding during periods following a hug indicate pregnancy?

Hi doctor,

I hugged my partner in the first week two months ago. Later, I realized that I had a pre-ejaculate spot on my pants. We did not have any sexual intercourse, nor did we remove our clothes. I am not sure whether that wet spot of pre-ejaculation had any contact with her. She did not get her period on her expected date. I got really worried. However, she got her period a few days later. She had bleeding for two days and then had scanty bleeding for the next three days. Nevertheless, she had normal bleeding again after that. She had a lot of family issues, which put her in a lot of stress. She had her period in the middle of the last month. She had normal flow for three days. Later she noticed a transparent yellow discharge towards the end of the month. My question is, can she get pregnant if she contacts the pre-ejaculate on my pants? Can it travel four or five layers of clothing to get into her? She used to have four to five days of bleeding during her periods previously. However, she had bleeding for only three days last two months. Should we be concerned? Could she be pregnant?

Thank you.

Hi doctor,

Thank you for your reply. This incident happened in the first week two months ago. My partner had her periods towards the end of the month. However, it was not continuous. Is it okay to occur like this? It makes me more worried. She had three days of continuous bleeding the following month. Is this enough to rule out pregnancy? Normally, she used to bleed for four to five days. However, it has reduced to only three days for the last two months. This makes us worry. Please help.

Thank you.

Hi doctor,

Thank you for your reply.

All these questions are because of anxiety. We just had a sex talk- no penetration, no intercourse, nor did we remove clothes. I just hugged her. Later I noticed the pre-ejaculation spot on my pants, which made me worried. I was not sure it had any contact with her.

We both were completely dressed. Her periods were late, which made me more worried. However, when it came, it was not continuous, with increased anxiety. Moreover, her bleeding reduced to three days, contrary to what she used to have. Can these three days of continuous bleeding rule out pregnancy?

Thank you.

Hi doctor,

My partner did not have continuous bleeding two months back. However, she had continuous bleeding for three days the next month. The following month she had scanty bleeding on the second day and stopped on the third day. She was also having abdominal cramps on the first day and a nauseating feeling on the second day. She used to have continuous bleeding for four to five days, which has reduced now. Can these be sufficient to rule out a chance of pregnancy?

Thank you.