Does sperm get killed by water?

Answer 1

Yes. Chlorine kills all bugs including sperm. Hello. Chlorine in a swimming pool will not kill sperm. Spermicidal jelly or condoms will kill sperm. Sperm dies naturally a few hours after coming into contact with air. Sperm can live for up to 5 days inside a womans body. Yes, it will. But, if he comes directly inside you it won't kill them before they can get to the safe area inside your uterus. If he comes into the water instead you are safe though.

Answer 2

If you mean sperm floating around in the pool, it would be exceedingly unlikely to get pregnant.

If you mean having sex while in the pool, then it is just as likely to get pregnant as if you were in a bed.

But it is important to remember, even if you have sex and then pull out and ejaculate into the water she can still get pregnant since pre-ejaculate (pre-cum) also has a small amount of sperm in it.

Answer 3

Not directly. Sperm is killed when it enters a temperature that is either too warm or too cold for it, and is rarely killed immediately. It can survive in the vagina for a few hours, I would suppose that it can survive in most other climates for a similar length of time. But if, for example, one had intercourse in the water, the water would not prevent pregnancy. Cheers, Squares

Answer 4

Yes, definitely stone dead. so does cold pool water.

Answer 5

No, because remember sperm is a "fish" and can swim through the water. The chlorine also wont kill it because there isn't enough in a pool to do any harm to anyone or anything.

Answer 6

Yes, on contact.

Answer 7

Maybe maybe not

Answer 8

Unlikely