thebigone wrote:I think we are pretty well educated, it takes semen under pressure to enter the vagina, pass through the cervix, get up through the whole length of the womb and reach the fallopian tubes in the hope of finding a ripe egg. Out of the billions of sperm released billions will die and only one, maybe two will hit the mark. Getting pregnant is a phenomenally difficult process, it's a wonder it can happen at all. Unless a man can get his semen coated finger right up past the cervix (impossible), through the womb (no'ones hand is that big) and into the fallopian tube then the chances of becoming pregnant from a guy fingering you, even if his fingers are coated are absolutely zero.
For fear of fuelling and argument I would like to say just two points -
This post, while full of biological terms and references is misleading and as such, incorrect. Sperm does not, as a matter of normality, enter the fallopian tubes. Fallopian tubes on both sides of the female's womb contain many eggs waiting to be realeased, when they are they 'drop' if you like into the womb where it is possible for them to be met by sperm and fertilised.
On the rare occasion sperm does enter the fallopian tubes,meet and subsequently fertilise an egg this is whats known as an 'ectopic pregnancy' and is extremely serious and life threatening for the prospective mother.
This is unlikely, but can and does happen.
Secondly, it is not the force of the ejaculation which is the deciding influence on whether sperm will reach and fertilise an egg. It depends on may different factors, including as we know due to the colloquial term 'strong swimmers', the fact that every man's sperm is different in many ways including it's strength and viability. (I know you were thinking I was going to say taste then too!)
While it is highly unlikely that someone could get pregnant from fresh semen being inserted into the vagina on a finger, the fact that there is even a less than 1% chance that it could happen means that yes it is possible
It is incredibly rare that anything can be 100% impossible because it has to be proved as such. If you think about it you could never actually prove that this couldn't happen.
(Without posibly fingering a thousand women with spunky hands in clinical trials, which to my knowledge hasn't been done!)
I have this on medical authority from a gynacological practitioner.













