Rotten Sperm Return Of The Semen

Rotten Sperm Return Of The Semen

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If you're trying to get pregnant , you might start viewing penis-in-vagina sex in an entirely different light. For instance, you might start timing sex to increase your chances of conceiving and trying different positions that are prime for baby-making.

You might also notice that when you're having TTC sex, sometimes a small amount of semen (and by extension, sperm) may leak out of your vagina after your partner ejaculates. This can be discouraging when the goal is conception since you're left to wonder: "How is sperm supposed to fertilize my eggs if it's not making it there?"

In actuality, though, it's completely normal for some sperm to leak out of the vagina after sex that ends in your partner ejaculating into your vagina, says Michele Hakakha, M.D., FACOG, an OB-GYN in Beverly Hills and author of Expecting 411 . And good news: It doesn't affect your chances of getting pregnant.

To understand how that can be, it helps to get a basic run-down of how conception works. "Semen (the stuff that comes out of the penis with ejaculation) is made up of a lot of different things," explains Dr. Hakakha. "One of its components is sperm."

Healthy ejaculate contains anywhere from 39 to 928 million sperm, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) . And just one sperm is needed to fertilize your egg for conception to occur. So, in reality, while you may notice what appears to be quite a lot of sperm leaking out of the vagina after penis-in-vagina sex, sperm is just one component of that fluid—and there's likely plenty of it to reach an egg if that is your goal.

Ejaculate often leaks out of the vagina out after baby-making sex, and while there is not much you can do to prevent this from happening, that's OK. In fact, some amount of leakage could be a good sign, since it could indicate that there's a healthy amount of sperm that could result in pregnancy.

If you're still uneasy about the amount of semen you find leaking out after sex, it can be helpful to think about the journey sperm takes after ejaculation—and how little actually ends up where it needs to go to successfully conceive ( assuming the timing is right , of course).

Some semen will inevitably leak out of the vagina upon standing or changing positions thanks to gravity. But some of the sperm will remain in the back of the vagina (the posterior fornix) and an even smaller amount will make its way up through the cervix, into the uterus, and down the fallopian tubes. Sperm travels quickly, so it begins trekking to the fallopian tubes within minutes. "It's here, in the fallopian tubes, that the sperm and egg meet," says Dr. Hakakha.

The bottom line is that it's perfectly normal if some amount of semen (and sperm) leaks from the vagina after penis-in-vagina sex. And you don't need to worry about trying to "keep" it inside either. "You don't need to lie in bed with your legs up after intercourse to get pregnant," says Dr. Hakakha. "The fact that semen is leaking out afterward doesn't decrease your chances of conceiving ."

A pregnancy could result if the right circumstances are in place—for instance, timing sex with ovulation to ensure an egg will be ready to be fertilized—but keep in mind that conception often takes time: Research shows that only about 30% of people trying to get pregnant will conceive the first month they try. But that same research shows that the rate increases to 75% within six months and 90% after a year.

If you're under 35 and you've been trying to conceive for one year with no results, experts recommend visiting a fertility specialist for a workup. If you're over 35 years old, the time frame decreases to six months.

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