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reader, anonymous, writes (12 May 2008): The pre-ejaculate will contain any sexually transmitted diseases present in semen (AIDS, syphilis, etc.). The pre-ejaculate acutally contains no or almost no active sperm.The amount of sperm in pre-ejaculate fluid is miniscule (there may be none at all), and what sperm is in the fluid is, according to two recent studies, possibly immobile. UN WHO/USAID define an infertile male as one with less than 3 million sperm per ejaculation; at most a few thousand will be pre-ejaculate, so the chance of pregnancy from pre-ejaculate is actually lower than the chance of preganancy using most forms of birth control (since birth control often fails).However, that does not mean you ought to have unprotected sex -- the pregannacy risk is not from the pre-ejaculate fluid but from the possibility that a man doesn't actually withdraw his penis prior to the beginning of ejaculation. Since a woman can't control a guy's behavior and a guy may not be at his most responsible and logical during intercourse, always use contraception. Pre-ejaculate material does contain macrophages and CD4 lymphocytes, so even though there is no sperm, an HIV positive partner will have HIV in his sperm, and in general pre-ejaculate will contain any semen-carried sexual transmitted illnesses.
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reader, Emilysanswers  +, writes (12 April 2008):
Every guy is different, but the pre-cum might be so small that you don't notice it mixed with all the sweat and other stuff.
It only takes 1 sperm to get you pregnant though, so you have to be really careful and get a condom on it before you get anywhere near that point.
People who use the withdrawal method have lots of kids.
Good Luck!! xx
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