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Hello sir
Recently me and my wife did involve on sex yesterday but we both on our pants not removed any
We did sex on dress I went on her up and played sex and discharge but I wear pant and underwear aswell
So is this be risky for pregnancy any pl reply thanks
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Do not worry no problem it is safe relax
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No—pregnancy risk is essentially zero.
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From what you’ve described, there is no realistic risk of pregnancy in this situation. Pregnancy requires that semen be deposited inside the vagina or come in direct contact with the vaginal opening. Since both of you were fully clothed and ejaculation occurred inside your underwear and pants, sperm cannot travel through multiple layers of fabric to reach the vagina in a viable form. In practical clinical terms, this type of “dry sex” does not lead to pregnancy.
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There is no need for concern or emergency action in this case. You and your wife can remain reassured and continue your routine normally. For future sexual activity, if you want to avoid pregnancy, it is always better to follow reliable protective practices and maintain clarity about what constitutes a real risk. If you would like further personalized counseling regarding sexual health or family planning, you are encouraged to connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5, where we provide professional and confidential guidance.
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Maintain open communication with your partner regarding intimacy and contraception. Understanding basic reproductive facts helps prevent unnecessary anxiety. Focus on safe and informed practices rather than assumptions. A calm, well-informed approach toward sexual health ensures both physical safety and mental peace in your relationship. Thank you
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Dr. Md Arshad Ayub
Neuropsychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Gaya
Based on your description, there is essentially no risk of pregnancy in this situation. Pregnancy occurs only when semen is directly deposited inside the vagina. In your case, both of you were wearing pants and underwear, there was no direct genital contact, and ejaculation occurred through layers of clothing. Sperm cannot pass through clothes in a way that can cause pregnancy, so this is considered a safe situation. If your wife’s periods are delayed, it is more likely due to stress or normal hormonal variation rather than this incident. There is no need for emergency contraception. However, if there is still concern, a urine pregnancy test can be done after the expected date of periods for reassurance.
For further queries, you may contact me at nine nine three one zero four five zero zero eight.
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Dr. Moin Ahmad Siddiqui
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Lucknow
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Dr. Om Prakash L
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