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White/Clear liquid at the base of the condom
Yesterday me and my girlfriend had sex for the second time at all,so I'd say we're pretty knowledgeless in this point.
I noticed that after a while i had white liquid at the base of the condom,but on the inside of it. I am still not sure if it was sperm or something else. Also, at a point ,i was close to orgasm, and i did *** but just a little, at the top of the condom. The problem is, after a time, i couldn't see the sperm at tip of the condom anymore. Is there any chance of leaking ?? What should I do now? We're both a bit worried..
I noticed that after a while i had white liquid at the base of the condom,but on the inside of it. I am still not sure if it was sperm or something else. Also, at a point ,i was close to orgasm, and i did *** but just a little, at the top of the condom. The problem is, after a time, i couldn't see the sperm at tip of the condom anymore. Is there any chance of leaking ?? What should I do now? We're both a bit worried..
Hello,
There is a possibility that it leaked towards the bottom of the condom, especially if there was a small tear, or if it became loose during sex. Always check to make sure condoms fit snug, and have a least 2 extra available to use just in case you need another one... As for now, you and your girlfriend should look into emergency contraception and pregnancy tests as soon as possible ~ both of you can research these online.
In the near future, your girlfriend should seriously consider a more reliable form of birth control to use ~ she can speak with a gynecologist about birth control options during an appointment.
Take Care
There is a possibility that it leaked towards the bottom of the condom, especially if there was a small tear, or if it became loose during sex. Always check to make sure condoms fit snug, and have a least 2 extra available to use just in case you need another one... As for now, you and your girlfriend should look into emergency contraception and pregnancy tests as soon as possible ~ both of you can research these online.
In the near future, your girlfriend should seriously consider a more reliable form of birth control to use ~ she can speak with a gynecologist about birth control options during an appointment.
Take Care
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