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Can Pre-Ejaculation get you Pregnant? In this video, Nurse Sarah Jeffries breaks down whether pre-ejaculate fluid can lead to pregnancy, how it happens, and why the risk is often underestimated.

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Pre-cum can contain sperm, which means there is a real, though sometimes small, chance of pregnancy. Sarah explains how sperm gets into pre-ejaculate, what scientific studies have found, and why the withdrawal method is not as safe as many people believe.

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Sarah also addresses common myths about pre-cum, clears up confusion, and shares science-backed facts to help you better understand your reproductive health.

Have questions or your own experience to share? Drop them in the comments. Sarah reads them all and replies to help others learn too.

Chapters:
0:00 Nurse explains - Can Pre-Ejaculation get you Pregnant?
0:44 Pull-Out Method
1:30 What Works to Keep you from Getting Pregnant

Notes: Most people don’t realize this—but pre‑cum can actually lead to pregnancy. Not pumped? That’s exactly why you need to watch this…”

🗺️ Intro (0:20–0:45)
🎙️ “Today, doctors weigh in on the truth behind pre‑cum: Is there sperm in it? Could it really get you pregnant? And what can you do to protect yourself—no guessing, just real science.”

🧬 Segment 1: Sperm in Pre‑Cum (0:45–2:15)
🎙️ *“Let’s dig into the data. One 2011 study found 41% of men had sperm in their pre‑cum; around 37% of that sperm was motile https://shvic.org.au/for-you/contrace...
🎙️ “A 2024 trial reinforced this—about 13% of samples contained enough sperm to pose a real pregnancy risk .
🎙️ “And this isn’t a rare quirk—WHO confirms sperm often hang out in the urethra even after peeing .
🎙️ “Bottom line: yes, pre‑cum can carry sperm. But how much does it matter in real life?”

📈 Segment 2: Real‑World Risk (2:15–3:45)
🎙️ *“Enter the pull‑out method. With typical use, about 20–22% of users get pregnant each year https://www.plannedparenthood.org/lea...

🎙️ “Perfect withdrawal drops that to 4%—but remember, even perfect timing can’t stop sperm-lane in pre‑cum .
🎙️ “And just one sperm can do the job—so even a tiny amount in pre‑cum near the vagina can matter .
🎙️ “So it's rare, but completely possible.”

⏳ Segment 3: Human Error & Timing (3:45–5:15)
🎙️ *“Here’s the catch: withdrawal is hard to do perfectly. Typical failure is about 1 in 5 couples per year https://www.plannedparenthood.org/lea...
🎙️ *“Pre‑cum release is involuntary—no warning, no control https://www.parents.com/getting-pregn...
🎙️ “Worried? You might think ‘pee first’ removes sperm—but studies show no guarantee .

✅ Segment 4: Smart Protection Strategies (5:15–6:45)
🎙️ “So what keeps you safe? Here’s a smart playbook:”
Use a condom from first arousal—don’t wait until after pre‑cum starts.
Combine with hormonal contraception, IUDs, or implants for backup.

If relying on withdrawal only—use emergency contraception after sex if any pre‑cum contact occurred near fertile days.
en.wikipedia.org+5self.com+5my.clevelandclinic.org+5parents.commy.clevelandclinic.org.*

Talk openly with your partner about contraception and use good judgment every time.
📢 CTA & Wrap‑Up (6:45–7:00)
🎙️ “Pre‑cum pregnancy isn’t just a myth—it’s real, backed by science and risk. If you found this insightful, smash like, share with someone using the pull‑out method, and drop your questions below. Want more busting of sexual health myths? Subscribe now—more eye-opening videos coming your way.”

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⚠️ Medical Disclaimer:
Although I am a nurse by profession, I am not YOUR nurse. All content on this channel is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your health routine. In an emergency, call 911.