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Yes, it is possible. Pre-ejaculatory fluid,
also known as "pre-cum," is believed to be primarily
a secretion of the Cowper’s glands. These tiny glands drain
into a man’s urethra, the tube inside the penis through
which a man urinates and ejaculates. A few drops of
pre-ejaculatory fluid may leak from the penis when a man has
attained a full erection. A drop of this fluid may contain
millions of sperm, especially if the man has ejaculated
recently. If the man has HIV or some other sexually
transmitted infection, his pre-ejaculatory fluid may also
contain infectious organisms. For these reasons, it is
important to put a condom on before the penis touches the
vulva, anus, mouth, or other mucous membranes. As a bonus, if
the condom is put on early in the sexual encounter, it can
become a part of foreplay, and may seem like less of an
interruption if you want to have intercourse later.
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