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When I am sexually aroused, sometimes I emit very small amounts of clear fluid (like just a few drops) prior to ejaculation. Is this seamen? Does it contain sperm? Could my girl get pregnant from this?

 

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October 12 2006 at 6:32 AM (4 minutes and 30 seconds later)
         
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Hello

Thank you for your question

This clear substance is called pre-ejaculate.

It contains fewer sperm than ejaculate but it is certainly possible for a woman to become pregnant
with a suitable contact.

I hope this answers your question

If your partner is at risk of pregnancy you may wish to consider emergency contraception.

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