You can’t get pregnant with dried sperm. The process of fusion of sperm and egg to develop a fertilized egg and its successful implantation in the uterus is called pregnancy, or gestation. The survival time of sperm outside the body is relatively short, 15-30 minutes, and inside the body is about 2-3 days. After the semen is dry the sperm basically loses its vitality and will not unite with the egg to form a fertilized egg, and you will not get pregnant when the sperm is dry. There are many conditions that need to be met to get pregnant, such as healthy bodies of both partners, good sperm quality, normal ovulation, and intercourse during ovulation can affect conception. If you are in good health and have enough sperm of the required quality to enter the uterus during ovulation, you will be able to conceive successfully, and ovulation is around the 14th day of a woman’s period, so avoiding ovulation or using condoms can reduce the chances of pregnancy.