I've looked in a few different places, and all I tend to find are contradictory answers, to this but I'm hoping someone here can help.
Q. Does pre-cum contain any trace of new sperm? I do know that if you haven't washed properly, then there could be old sperm still in the tubes, so to speak, but I can't find anywhere that tells me if it has fresh sperm in it.
Thanks for your time.
The answer is yes, no, and always.
Precum does not contain sperm if a person recently urinated and then ejaculates.
Precum does contain sperm if a person recently ejaculated and then oozes, again.
Precum should always be considered to have sperm present. It is a good rule to live by.
Thank you. The contradictory answers were getting annoying :)
Weird question, but is it possible to use spermicide without a condom?
Because the spermicide is applied inside the vagina, the answer is "yes".
We recommend, especially for young couples that they use every means of protection. This means taking care of #1--you. And her--#1. This also is good advice for anyone not wanting to become an unwed mother or father.
A woman should be using the pill or some other highly reliable form of contraception. As back up, she should also use a spermicide. The man should also be using a condom. No condom--no intercourse.
Spermicide can also be applied inside the condom in the reservoir tip.
Do not fudge on protection. Do not do it sometimes and not other times.
We always use condoms, and she's on the Pill. Spermacide is just something I haven't looked, seeing as it normally comes on the condoms I buy.
Its just for times when the condoms don't already have it, thats all.
Good thought, however, condoms with spermicide are not worth the expense. You can do a search of the site and find several discussions on this.
I recommend using whatever condoms you want without the spermicide, then buy a tube or aerosol foam of spermicide and inject it into the vaginaas directed.