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Will you get pregnant if there are sperms in the bloodstream?
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No: In order to become pregnant, sperm must meet egg somewhere in Fallopian tubes then migrate as one to implant in uterus. Sperm do not live in blood stream, nor would sperm in blood stream lead to pregnancy.
Answered 12/25/2015
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