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Can Partially Protected Sex Cause Pregnancy?

After having sex , I withdrew my penis. The condom was stuck into her vagina. When I pulled it out , I noticed a white fluid spilling from the tip of her vagina. Thinking that its my sperm , I cleaned it and with the same finger , I inserted into her vagina just to clean other sperms if present. I'm worried that this insertion of my finger smeared with that white liquid can cause pregnancy. Please help !
posted on Mon, 3 Mar 2014
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It is absolutely true that a finger inserted into the vagina this way can cause conception, if it happens to have occurred during the fertile period. If you wish to avoid pregnancy at any cost, emergency contraception is the only choice at this stage. That too, should be done within the stipulated time of 3-5 days based on the method used. Please wait for her next cycle and if she misses her period, go for a pregnancy test and a medical abortion under surveillance if pregnancy is confirmed and if you do not wish to continue. Hope this helps.
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Can Partially Protected Sex Cause Pregnancy?

Hello, It is absolutely true that a finger inserted into the vagina this way can cause conception, if it happens to have occurred during the fertile period. If you wish to avoid pregnancy at any cost, emergency contraception is the only choice at this stage. That too, should be done within the stipulated time of 3-5 days based on the method used. Please wait for her next cycle and if she misses her period, go for a pregnancy test and a medical abortion under surveillance if pregnancy is confirmed and if you do not wish to continue. Hope this helps.