FAQs

Fertility
Can You Get Pregnant If Semen Comes Out After Sex?
Yes, you can get pregnant if semen comes out after sex. Sperm swims into the uterus quickly, usually within seconds. Peeing doesn’t flush sperm out because urine passes through the urethra, not the vagina. So, semen leaking after sex doesn’t stop pregnancy from happening.

Possible Reasons You’re Not Getting Pregnant Despite Unprotected Sex
Why am I not getting pregnant despite unprotected sex? Regular unprotected sex increases the chance of pregnancy, but it’s not guaranteed. Stress, lifestyle, or health issues may delay conception. If this concerns you, consider doing a hysterosalpingogram and hormonal profile. If it’s with the same partner, a semen analysis can help too.
Timeline for Early Pregnancy Symptoms After Sex
Early pregnancy symptoms after sex can start as soon as 1–2 weeks post-intercourse. Mild symptoms like cramps may show up early, but more noticeable signs—like morning sickness, nausea, breast tenderness, and frequent urination—often appear around week 4.
If you’re unsure, taking a pregnancy test or booking a consultation can help confirm things.
Fertility Tests for Couples Trying to Conceive
If you’ve been trying to conceive for 3 years, it’s time to run some essential fertility tests for couples trying to conceive:
Pelvic Ultrasound – checks womb & ovaries
Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) – checks if fallopian tubes are blocked
Hormonal Assay – tests for fertility hormones
Semen Analysis – checks sperm count & motility
STI Screening – rule out infections
Genetic Testing – detects inherited issues
Thyroid Function Test – as thyroid affects fertility too
These are starting points.