Does ejaculate residue from a previous condom pose a risk?

[hossman123]

Okay here is my situation:

My gf and I were having sex. I used a condom and finished inside it. I then proceeded to take it off, cleaned myself off and put my underwear back on. Then I went to the bathroom, urinated and washed my hands. When I returned about 5 mins later we resumed. She started by performing oral sex on me, then I went inside w/o a condom for about 3-4 thrusts. I then proceed to put on a new condom and we continued. I again finished in the condom, but not while inside her.

My gf takes the pill, but my question is if there is a risk of ejaculate residue from a first condom causing pregnancy when I went in the second time unprotected? Even if I quickly wiped myself off after removing the first condom and urinated in between? Thanks.

[Karyn]

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