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A member asked:
Partner came in a cup for me, used spit as lube, and i syringed about 1.3 ml semen in me 2 days before ovulation what's the chances with spit in it?
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Saliva and sperm: The presence of the saliva mixed with the semen when placed vaginally for artificial vaginal insemination probably will not have any considerable bad outcomes.
Answered 5/15/2015
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