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Could fertilization have occurred in such a situation?
Hello. I have a question about condoms. If during intercourse slightly (by a few millimeters) she slid off the base of the member, but the semen remained inside, could fertilization have occurred? I read that if the condom remains on the member even if it rolls slightly, the semen cannot spill out because it is still in the condom. Is that true?
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Anna Tyrańska Pharmacist, Editor
1 year ago
Yes, it is true. However, it should be borne in mind that no method of contraception gives a 100% guarantee. In the described case, fertilization should not occur, but to be sure - please do the test after about 10-14 days after intercourse.
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