Can you get pregnant when the sperm get on your area but not in it?

Answer 1

Yes. Spermatozoa, or sperm cells, will swim in a vagina's fluids, towards an unfertilized egg inside the woman. This is made possible by the sperm's tail, or flagella. The woman's unfertilized egg, or ovum, will attract sperms by secreting hormones in the vagina, making sure that the attracted sperm will swim in its direction.

It is therefore possible to get a woman, whose hymen is intact and unbroken, pregnant. As long as the woman is in a state of arousal, i.e. the vagina is wet, the sperm will swim into her vagina from the outside, using the body fluids as a highway.

Answer 2

Yes if the vaginal area below is 'wet' from vaginal fluids, sperm is still able to enter the vagina. This is how you can get pregnant from anal sex too.

The chances of pregnancy are slim but the possibility is still there.

Answer 3

Yes it is if microscopic spermcells get inside of the tunnel (: hope I helped but if it didn't land in there your chances of getting pregnant are SLIM although condoms and Birth Control CAN FAIL. Best of wishes (:

Answer 4

Your egg is inside the uterus so no. Semen has to enter the vagina for it to work.

Answer 5

Yes, all the sperm has to do is come in contact with vaginal mucus, and it can travel into the vagina and through the cervix.

Answer 6

no, because without the sperm cell, no baby can start to form

Answer 7

Yes, at least one sperm has to stay in the vagina and work its way up to the female's eggs.

Answer 8

No.