Is it possible to get pregnant if a guy precums in you but does not come?

Though the chances are slim, yes, you can get pregnant from precome.

I recently watched a documentary on t.v. that discussed just this. Pre-cum actually contains the most sperm with the rest of the ejaculated fluid containing a much smaller amount of sperm so yes, you can get pregnant even if your partner does not fully come inside you which is why the withdrawal method fails so often. To avoid unplanned pregnancy and/or std's it is always wise to use a condom. Hope my answer was helpful.

I've known many women who get pregnant with the Pull and Pray method. There is sperm in precum, not as much as the big load though.

yes.

If you're going to correct someones grammar, make sure yours is correct as well. (Earth69)

DUH!!! Haven't you had 5th grade sex education??! I have plenty of friends who have gotten pregnant from pre cum

Yes.

absolutely. the chances arent slim, they are as high as anything else. theres sperm in pre-come so you can get pregnant.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Can_you_get_pregnant_if_the_man_does_not_ejaculate

Yes, there can be sperm in that initial fluid. You've got to have a condom and a spermacide or other type of barrier.

This question has been asked lots of times before... Any one got the Troll Radar Gun I can borrow?

me and my girlfriend have had sex alot without useing condoms but she never gets pregnant but now were scared because her period hasent came yet wat should i do

i was going to have sex with my boyfriend and he never actually inserted me all the way. it was more rubbing one another. he never actually put it all the way in. if he had pre cum is there still a chance of pregnancy?

Well. If it helps you any, i've been having sex for 3 years. My boyfriend and I always use the pull-out method and I haven't been pregnant yet. So. Even there was pre-cum, it's not necessarily enough to do anything, sweetie. :]

Can women get pregnant from pre cum?

Yes, you can get pregnant with pre-cum. My wife and I had two kids with the "pull-out" method, but the thing is we have changed to anal sex and she is pregnant again? Someone please explain!

i don't know why everyone is so worried about stupid spelling..you get what they're saying so stop worrying about the dumb spelling and answer the question..and as long as the guy urinates after he last ejaculated you should be fine the pre cum contains sperm from the last ejaculation if he hasn't urinated first ..it's better to be using protection anyways because it could happen.

But appearantly Eartg you cant use big words.. you have to use precum and not premature ejacukation? Who has an issue now? Smaller the words the more idiotic you seem sweet pea. Nobody on here is entering a spelling bee they are trying to get information. So how they spell a word doesnt matter what Mattters is you understand what they are asking/saying. Im on the same boat right now worried about if im going to be pregnant from my boyfriends premature ejaculaTion. It sucks to worry..

Is it possible to get pregnant from pre cum?

What are the chancesof pregnancy with pre cum?

Well. If it helps you any, i've been having sex for 3 years. My boyfriend and I always use the pull-out method and I haven't been pregnant yet. So. Even there was pre-cum, it's not necessarily enough to do anything, sweetie. :]

NO there is not, only if you have recently ejaculated without peeing. I see all the time females saying "oh my god I'm so and so weeks pregnant", probably because the man released a bit before the actual ejaculation. This happens so if you pull out long before you or your partner is going to cum then you should be fine.

I go to Rutgers university and they have sex ed seminars that come to your dorms and come with a Q and A and they let the students answer. I was the only person to get a question the wrong. The question was can precum get you pregnant? I said yes! The answer was no.

It's unlikely, but possible. It's more probable that you'll have STD transmission if your partner's infected.

"Pulling out" if your partner doesn't have a problem with premature ejaculation (though that's VERY common with sexually inexperienced and young/teens) only has a 4% failure rate with "perfect use" on average for a year's time. If you aren't at a point in your life where children are a possibility, you may want to consider hormonal birth control, preferably one that you aren't likely to skip/forget or take incorrectly. NuvaRing is very effective and can be removed for up to 3 hours to allow for intercourse. You should always use condoms if you aren't in a long-term relationship and have had constant STD testing. (HIV can take up to 6 months to manifest, but it can spread before you come out to be positive.)

all of you are spelling PRECUM wrong.....its not come..like come into the house it's CUM....idoits

and idk im asking the same question..but you obviously wont know considering you cant spell....