Prostate fluid contains a small amount of sperm, which may also cause pregnancy, but it is very rare. Prostate fluid contains prostaglandins and a very small amount of sperm. These sperm can sometimes pass through the cervical canal, through the uterine cavity and into the fallopian tubes, and if they meet an egg in the jugular area of the fallopian tubes, they can also form a fertilized egg and lead to conception, but this is very rare. However, since there is a possibility of this happening, it is generally recommended that condoms be used throughout the period of intercourse, rather than waiting until ejaculation to use condoms again, as prostate fluid is secreted throughout the process of coitus.