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Partner had successful vasectomy. sperm count at zero. i'm on birth control. we use condoms and withdrawal method. chances of pregnancy?
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No sperm: No sperm, no pregnancy possible. The main reason to continue using condoms is to protect against STDs. Birth control pills are 99% protective against pregnancy. Withdrawal method unnecessary given partner has had a vasectomy, you are on birth control pills and you are using condoms.
Answered 5/7/2020
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