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Regarding fertility
I had physical intercourse with my boyfriend on 29 September without condum and without ejaculation. It was my first time. We did it barely for 4-5 minutes and 3 times. Is there any chance of fertility? Please reply asap. My period date is 20 (18 days from now)
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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There is still some chance of pregnancy even without full ejaculation, since pre-ejaculatory fluid can carry sperm. Given it's already been a few days since 29 September, waiting for your period date is the clearest way to know one way or the other.
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If you want to lower the risk now, emergency contraception works best within the first three days, so speak to a pharmacist or gynaecologist about it today. If your period doesn't arrive by the expected date, take a home urine pregnancy test.
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Don't rely on no ejaculation alone to rule out pregnancy. See a gynaecologist if your period is delayed by more than a week.
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