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What will happen to sperm after they're ejaculated into a woman who's had a full hysterectomy?
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Spill out and die: After a full hysterectomy, the vagina ends in a blind sac. Therefore the sperm will collect in the vagina, die and eventually spill out of the vagina.
Answered 5/30/2018
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Not very much: Since sperm cannot get inside the uterus or move into the fallopian tubes, it remains in the vagina, where it will be excreted from the body, along with vaginal secretions.
Answered 3/13/2020
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