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Re: Retained condom From: Adolfo Etchegaray (aetchegaray@arnet.com.ar) Wed Dec 2 20:35:09 1998 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Mary Ann Boulette: "Ultrasound November Update" Previous message: Richard Mathew: "Re: Retained condom" There is no mistery here... The semen was never ejaculated because the guy simply didnīt "finish". Is that so strange? I donīt really know if this was because the couple was interrupted in their entertainment by an inapropiate visitor or simply because they decided it was enough with what they had had that night. Who knows? But I donīt really find any medical relevance in this fact... do you? Would there be any difference if the semen was *there*, I mean, *inside* the condom. Remember we where talking about posible infections not about posible conception. The woman was using oral contraceptives and besides, she was in her second day of menstruation... little range for getting pregnant, huh? Please tell me if there is something I canīt see about the fact of "retained condom with or without semen" Thanks for your interest and opinions. -- Adolfo Etchegaray Medical Student aetchegaray@arnet.com.ar Adolfo Etchegaray -----Mensaje original----- De: Deborah J. Wage FNP, CNM <wagedj@home.com> Para: Multiple recipients of list <ob-gyn-l@talk.obgyn.net> Fecha: Miércoles 2 de Diciembre de 1998 23:51 Asunto: Re: Retained condom >Malcolm Griffiths wrote: >> >> Aren't we all missing something? This is an empty condom! Why? > >Yeah, where *is* the semen? > >Deborah Wage Next message: Mary Ann Boulette: "Ultrasound November Update" Previous message: Richard Mathew: "Re: Retained condom"

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