Understanding Leftover Sperm in a Woman's Body: What Happens After Conception?

Discover what happens to leftover sperm in a woman's body and how it's processed over time.

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Leftover sperm in a woman's body is usually broken down and reabsorbed by the body. Any sperm that does not reach the egg will die within a few days and be cleared out through normal bodily processes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long can sperm survive in a woman's body? Sperm can last in a woman's body for up to five days under optimal conditions.
  2. What happens to sperm if it doesn't fertilize an egg? Sperm that doesn't reach an egg will die and be absorbed by the body or cleared out through normal bodily processes.
  3. Can leftover sperm cause any health issues? No, leftover sperm is a natural part of the reproductive process and does not cause health issues.

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