Can I get pregnant if I leak semen after ejaculation?

Pregnancy is not a very simple thing, but requires the combination of various comprehensive conditions. For example, the first condition is that sperm enters the vagina. After men ejaculate during sexual intercourse, a large amount of semen will enter the female vagina. However, most of the semen will flow out of the female vagina. So, will pregnancy occur if the semen flows out after ejaculation? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

A small amount of semen will flow out after intercourse, which is normal and will not affect conception. Because the front and back walls of the female vagina are usually close to each other, the inner space is not large and cannot accommodate a large amount of liquid. When a man has sexual intercourse, he usually discharges 3-5 ml of semen each time. When sexual intercourse ends and the penis is pulled out, some of the semen will naturally flow out, but not all of it. The remaining semen liquefies and accumulates in the posterior fornix of the vagina. The cervix is ​​soaked in it, and the sperm can enter the uterine cavity along the external os of the cervix, so it does not affect conception.

It is a common phenomenon that semen leaks out of the vagina after sexual intercourse. In fact, although each ejaculation can discharge about 2-5 ml of semen, which contains hundreds of millions of sperms, only a very small number of sperms can finally pass through the cervix and uterine cavity to reach the fallopian tubes to wait for fertilization, generally only 15-50 sperms, and no more than 200 sperms. Among them, only the sperm that arrives first and has good quality will be selected by the egg and combine with it to complete the mission of continuing life. Most of the remaining sperm are kept out of the uterus and discharged from the vagina along with the semen. In order to prevent the outflow of semen and increase the chance of conception, the woman's buttocks can be raised during sexual intercourse, and she should lie on her back for two hours after sexual intercourse to ensure that the semen submerges the cervix and reduces its outflow. As for the excess semen being discharged from the vagina after sexual intercourse, it is a natural phenomenon and generally has no effect on conception.

There is no need to be nervous. This is the case for everyone. It is possible to get pregnant. If you have not gotten pregnant without taking any contraceptive measures for more than half a year, you need to have a physical examination to confirm the situation. As long as semen is ejaculated inside and no contraceptive measures are taken, there is generally a possibility of pregnancy.

If it is during the ovulation period, you may still get pregnant even if the sperm flows out, because at this time, the sperm in the vagina cannot be completely drained out. If it is not during the ovulation period, you generally will not get pregnant.