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Can pregnancy occur from sperm or semen on objects in the shower and someone touching them during their shower/bath and perhaps touching themselves?
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That scenarios : is HIGHLY unlikely to lead to pregnancy. Viable sperm would actually need to enter the vagina for pregnancy to occur.
Answered 4/28/2019
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