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Clarification on any risk of pregnancy
"Hello, my partner had her period start on September 2nd. On the 14th, we had sexual contact. I did not ejaculate inside her or fully penetrate her. My sperm fell on my hand, and some of it landed on her pubic hair and outside of her vagina. We also had some minimal rubbing of our genitals. I am concerned about the risk of pregnancy. Based on these details, what is the risk, and is there anything we should do?"
Very high risk of pregnancy.
You had sexual intimacy very close to the Fertile Zone. One week has passed since the date of intimacy.
Now you have to wait for the next period. She must get her beta HCG level tested if she is overdue.
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Though that timing was near ovulation risk of pregnancy is very minimal
If she misses her next period then get a urine pregnancy test done
Right now nothing can be done
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Wait for her periods to come.If it is not coming, do the pregnancy test
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Wait for her period.
Pregnancy test if period is missed
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