Can sperm get through even if the condom doesn't break?

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We use condoms with spermacidal lube and we still pull out. I'm not on birth control, and I'm wondering if sperm can still come out of the condom even if it doesn't break.

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As long as you are using the condom correctly no semen will get through. If you start having sex without a condom it is possible, though not likely, that you could get pregnant from pre-cum. If it breaks or comes off during intercourse, you could get pregnant. If he does not put it on correctly semen could spill over the top and then get pushed inside you. If he starts to put it on, realizes it is backwards and turns it around, but the tip of hi penis had pre-cum on it, some could get inside you. If he gets cum on his hand when he takes the condom off and then he fingers you to help you finish without washing his hand first, you could get cum inside you. Chances are, none of these things will get you pregnant, but it is possible. What is not possible is semen going through the condom.

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Hi. i have a question also. Me and my boyfriend had sex last May 3 and we used a condom and the sperm was almost at the bottom of the condom i mean almost at the ring of the condom. But he said that there's no semen that has been leaked. it was already one week but there's no changes in mu body, i'm not feeling nauseous and my breasts are okay. but my fallopian tube is big, not that really big, someone said that it's the blood or mens. Every last week of the month is my menstruation. So i want to know if i'm pregnant or not.

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My man was a whore for a few years and slept with 52 women - his only method of bc was condoms. He doesn't have any babies to this day. Condoms are a safe way to go, but really, you can get pregnant even if you're using condoms, bc, spermicide and the pullout method all together.

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Yes, there's a very small, miniscule chance.

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It would be an exceedingly hardcore sperm to escape through the condom and avoid the spermicidal lube.

I would think you're safe, but because I'm a firm believer in 2 or even 3  forms of birth control I'd think about getting either a hormonal or non hormonal method for you.

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so me and my boyfriend had sex like a few weeks ago and the condom didn’t break and i’m discharge is brown and i haven’t had my period and i had to go to the doctor because i didn’t feel well and nothing was wrong, could there be a chance im pregnant?? please answer asap

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Idk

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Me and my boyfriend had sex Friday night and Saturday night we used condoms but at one point we forgot to use one. When we went for round two he said he was just gonna put the tip in but I felt wet down there idk if it was cum or not. If it was does that mean I could get pregnant

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Hi. i have a question also. Me and my boyfriend had sex last May 3 and we used a condom and the sperm was almost at the bottom of the condom i mean almost at the ring of the condom. But he said that there's no semen that has been leaked. it was already one week but there's no changes in mu body, i'm not feeling nauseous and my breasts are okay. but my fallopian tube is big, not that really big, someone said that it's the blood or mens. Every last week of the month is my menstruation. So i want to know if i'm pregnant or not.

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Hi. i have a question also. Me and my boyfriend had sex last May 3 and we used a condom and the sperm was almost at the bottom of the condom i mean almost at the ring of the condom. But he said that there's no semen that has been leaked. it was already one week but there's no changes in mu body, i'm not feeling nauseous and my breasts are okay. but my fallopian tube is big, not that really big, someone said that it's the blood or mens. Every last week of the month is my menstruation. So i want to know if i'm pregnant or not.

Can sperm get through even if the condom doesn't break?

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