Question:
Can I get pregnant from this?! Saliva and sperm ?!?
stav
2020-05-24 03:44:29 UTC
Hi everyone. I have been worried and I hope to get your insight on my situation. Just a background, I have been with my bf for 3 years and been sexually active during those times. We are both in our 20s. We of course use protection every time. Recently, I gave him a bj and he came in my mouth. He came A LOT but I swallowed all of it. After 20 minutes or so we had protected sex. Now my concern is, we used spit as lube. I did not think of this until after the deed. And I also happen to be on my fertile window, which adds concern. I know this because I was producing egg white cervical mucus. I am aware that this is the highest time a person can conceive. I am completely unsure of the percent of pregnancy from this. How long does sperm live on the mouth/ saliva?!  I appreciate your response. 
Six answers:
Alexander
2020-05-24 04:31:32 UTC
Saliva contains digestive enzynes. I'm pretty sure they would have destroyed any lingering sperm cells that didn't go down your throat every time you swallowed. (Use real lube, not germy spit.)
?
2020-05-26 00:04:43 UTC
Oh, good grief!  You can't get pregnant if he "comes" in your mouth and you swallow it.  If you swallow, it's all going to go into your stomach and then into your bladder, and you're going to pee it out; just like you do any other liquid you swallow. Your stomach and your bladder aren't connected to your reproductive organs.
?
2020-05-24 18:42:24 UTC
Saliva is a digestive. Sperm cells have low tolerance for everything outside the natural environment they live in. Unless you live in a tank of liquid nitrogen they died long before you used spit for lube. Btw...that’s stupid, do you know how many germs are inside your mouth, smart way to get an infection
?
2020-05-24 12:08:44 UTC
You must like the taste this is the third time you have asked this
fuzzy
2020-05-24 10:16:45 UTC
If you swallowed it, there probably wasn’t a lot of sperm traces in your saliva anyway... also a lot of condoms have spermicide so if there was some still in your saliva most of it was killed
2020-05-24 03:49:50 UTC
Very unlikley, but scientifically possible


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