A woman can potentially get pregnant from pre-ejaculate (pre-cum). Pre-ejaculate can contain sperm, although typically in lower concentrations than semen. If a man has recently ejaculated, there may be leftover sperm in the urethra that could mix with the pre-ejaculate. Therefore, while the risk is lower compared to full ejaculation, it is still possible for pregnancy to occur if pre-ejaculate comes into contact with the vagina. If avoiding pregnancy is important, using effective contraception i

💦 Preek, prejuice, driblets... whatever you call it, pre-ejaculate/pre-cum is a fluid that is discharged from a penis when it’s aroused and usually occurs right before ejaculation. And yes, it can cause pregnancy! Learn more about it now → http://www.ippf.org/precum | International Planned Parenthood Federation - IPPF

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Yes, you can get pregnant from pre-cum. 🚨 Pre-ejaculate can contain sperm, and even a small amount can lead to pregnancy. Studies show over 40% of men have sperm in their pre-cum. Precise timing is crucial, and even minimal contact with the vaginal area can result in pregnancy. Stay informed and take necessary precautions! 🌟 #SexualHealth #PregnancyPrevention #StayInformed | Dr Ghassan Azar Clinic