Dr. Sameer Kumar
Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Hello doctor,
My partner and I had unprotected sex twice within two hours. I did not ejaculate inside her both the times and she urinated immediately after sex both the times as well. Within an hour, she took an I-pill. My only concern is would my precum or any existing semen inside my tract would somehow slip out with the precum and cause pregnancy? She had her last period on the 19th of the last month. And we had sex today, that is, 6th. Waiting for your reply anxiously.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
If she has taken an I-pill within the next hour after the last intercourse, then there is no apparent need to be worried as this shall prevent any chances of pregnancy due to possible pre-cum ejaculation, considering that she is in her fertile period. An I-pill should cause a withdrawal bleed in the next five to seven days indicating that she is safe from pregnancy.
Regards.
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