What is Precum?

Precum does not directly contain live sperm, but precum is released before sperm discharge, so that some live sperm may come out together with precum, which is capable of impregnating a woman. The amount of live sperm present in the precum can be detected. According to research, if a person has sexual intercourse twice in a very short period, Precum can get mixed with the remaining sperm in the urethra. This is called cross-containment. Both precum and semen exit through the urethra.

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The research found that active sperm cells were found in about 17% of precum samples taken from 42 men. In another research, out of 40 ejaculation samples, 41% of the samples had sperm cells present and 37% of these samples had spermatozoa that were motile and alive. Although it has also been found in the research that the chances of getting pregnant can be reduced by precum, it is not that pregnant at all.

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Precum cannot be controlled. Sperm cells present inside the precum can cause pregnancy. In such a situation, condoms work best as contraceptive options to prevent pregnancy from the sperm present in the precum. Sperms remain alive in the body for 3 days. Having unprotected sex during the ovulation period can also lead to precum pregnancy.

Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your menstrual cycle. This is usually around 14 days before the start of your next period. In such a situation, condoms should be used to avoid unwanted pregnancy.

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