Can I get pregnant from precum if ejaculation didn't happen and it's close to my period?

Yes, it is technically possible to get pregnant from precum, although the risk is generally lower compared to ejaculation. Precum, or pre-ejaculatory fluid, can contain sperm, but this is more likely if the male partner recently ejaculated and had not urinated afterwards. Even when the risk is low, pregnancy can still occur. Ovulation, the phase in your cycle when an egg is released from the ovary, typically takes place about 14 days before your period starts. However, the timing of ovulation can vary from person to person and cycle to cycle, with factors such as stress or illness influencing it. Since you are close to your period, and if your menstrual cycle is consistently regular, it’s slightly less likely that ovulation occurred on June 6. However, cycles can be unpredictable. If your period is late, wait for a few days past your expected date and consider taking a home pregnancy test for clarity. These tests are generally accurate when taken after a missed period. The fact that you urinated several times after the encounter reduces the likelihood that viable sperm could remain in the urethra. If conception concerns you, and depending on your situation and plans, consider discussing contraceptive options with a healthcare provider. This approach will help manage risk in future scenarios. It might not be a bad idea to schedule an appointment with your general practitioner regardless, not just for contraceptive advice but to also discuss any further questions or concerns you have about your reproductive health.