There are. Getting pregnant through it is tough but not impossible. It's hard enought getting pregnant with regular ejaculate that contain millions of sperm cells. So the odds of getting pg with the cells in pre-ejaculate go down significantly.

I honestly do not know. But all I know it that we used the pull out method a few times, and thats when we got pregnant.

Yes. Source: The guy that raped me when I was 16 didn't cum in me but I got pregnant from the 2 minute ordeal. I was a virgin

Quoting Squeaky McGee [15 wks]:" There is conflicting research, but I'm pretty sure the answer is no, unless the man has seminal fluid leftover in his urethra. A lot of people claim to have "pull-out" babies, though."

this is where i'm at -based on my research on the topic.

IF the man has orgasmed in the same day, there's a risk of remnant sperm hanging out in his urethra, which when excited and mixed w/ "pre-cum" can be released into the woman's vagina and create that little stinkin' pull out baby!

This study says no sperm
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12286905
This study too
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12762415


Her studies found that in perfect use -- meaning the man pulls out every time -- withdrawal has a 4 percent failure rate, as compared to condoms, which have a 2 percent failure rate.
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Economy/sex-study-pull-withdrawal-method-rivals-condoms-birth/story?id=7688558

And finally - I have used withdrawal only at fertile times (and no withdrawal at infertile times) with NO mistakes for 12 yrs. I also have been pregnant NINE times when I chose to be & never took more than one attempt each time we TTC'd. So my PERSONAL belief is that precum contains no sperm or I'd have been prego EVERY single month for the last 20 yrs....The only times I've gotten pregnant is when we meant to...and when we tried, it could not have been easier to get pregnant, so it's not luck that pulling out has worked (I am lucky that Dh is reliable). Now staying pregnant is a different matter entirely - but that isn't the topic.

If it's white, it contains sperm. If it's clear, it does not contain sperm.

From what I've read, no. The only time that pre-cum has sperm is if there is left over sperm from a previous ejaculation.

We've used the pull out method for 5 years with one baby who was planned. It works for us...

*knock on wood*

DH and I have had sex everyday. Sometimes two, three times a day for the last three years and we always use the pull out method. Have not gotten pregnant yet.

No, pre-ejaculate does not contain sperm. People that have "pull out" babies, really have "hubby didn't pull out in time" babies. The pull out method, when used CORRECTLY, is just as effective as condoms.