Can I get pregnant if I ejaculate outside during sex?

As we all know, the simplest and most effective contraceptive method is to use condoms. However, in real life, many couples do not like to use condoms, and then choose to use the method of external ejaculation for contraception. Here we clearly tell you that this method of external ejaculation is not safe. It can only greatly reduce the probability of pregnancy, but it cannot ensure that you will not get pregnant. Therefore, you can get pregnant if you ejaculate outside during sex.

Can I get pregnant if I ejaculate outside during sex?

Pregnancy is still possible with external ejaculation. It's not very safe.

Guidance:

Ejaculation outside the body is relatively safe, but not 100% safe. Sometimes, if it is not well controlled, a small amount of semen may be ejaculated into the vagina, which may lead to contraceptive failure. When a man and a woman have sexual intercourse, secretions do not necessarily mean semen. When a man is sexually excited, secretions will appear. This is prostatic fluid and does not contain semen. However, when sexual excitement is at or close to climax, a small amount of semen will overflow into the vagina due to the contraction of the vas deferens. Although the amount of semen is small, the number of sperm is the largest, so conception is possible. If you pull out the penis as early as possible and ejaculate outside the vagina before ejaculation, and do not insert it into the vagina again after ejaculation, you can minimize the possibility of pregnancy.

If you are ovulating, you may get pregnant.

Guidance:

Even if ejaculated outside, a small amount of semen has already flowed out of the male's glans during intercourse. If it is during the ovulation period, pregnancy is possible. If you don't want to have a child, you should still use condoms as a safety measure, which is also good for your health. In addition, long-term ejaculation outside the body can easily cause premature ejaculation in men and affect the quality of their sex life.

If you have sex without taking any contraceptive measures but do not ejaculate into the vagina, you should not get pregnant, even if it is during your ovulation period.

Guidance:

You should not get pregnant, so don't worry. However, if you don't want to have children, it is better to use condoms as a contraceptive method as much as possible. If you cannot control ejaculation outside the body, an accidental pregnancy may occur.

Ejaculation outside the vagina is relatively safe, but not 100% safe. Sometimes, if it is not well controlled, a small amount of semen may be ejaculated into the vagina, which may lead to contraceptive failure. In addition, during sexual intercourse, there is also a small amount of sperm in the prostate fluid secreted by men before ejaculation, which can also lead to conception.

Guidance:

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