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Me and my girlfriend had protected sex and i lost my erection but we still did it. could she be pregnant? i did not ejaculate
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Protected sex?: If you had sex using contraception by both parties, pregnancy is unlikely. If you used only a condom, then even though ejaculation was not present, sperm are released prior to that time into the condom. However, condoms can and do fail.
Answered 5/22/2016
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