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Hi, can a woman still get pregnant from pre-cum? and if vaginal discharge smells like your partners pre-cum does that signify pregnancy?
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Yes: You can get pregnant as it is full of sperm but the smell does not confirm pregnancy. Protect yourself against pregnancy and infection. All the best.
Answered 3/8/2015
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Yes, No: 'pre-cum' can have a small number of sperm cells in it, so it can potentially cause pregnancy. The smell of something has no correlation with pregnancy. Only a urine pregnancy test or other more direct tests like ultrasound that can confirm pregnancy are reliable to use in that pursuit. See an OB or take a urine test if you need reassurance in this
Answered 3/10/2015
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