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No, it is not a problem. After ejaculation, sperm quickly travel up through the cervix, uterus, and into the Fallopian tubes, where fertilization may occur.
The semen that leaks out contains mostly sperm that were not strong or fast enough to migrate, along with other fluids. This leakage is completely normal and does not reduce the chances of conception.
General information, not a diagnosis: talk to your doctor about your own situation.
Professor of Reproductive Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Antoine Béclère and Jean Verdier University Hospitals
Sperm head through the vagina, cervix and uterus to the Fallopian tubes. Most never get there, and usually only one fertilizes the egg.
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Sperm travel through a network of ducts that stores them until ejaculation, maturing on the way. Accessory glands make most of the semen.
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No position boosts the chances of conception. What counts is ejaculation inside the vagina and timing sex around ovulation, not a handstand afterwards.
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