Can I get pregnant if I ejaculate outside during my pregnancy?

As we all know, if you do not use contraceptive methods when having sex after ovulation, the chances of getting pregnant are very low. However, many female friends are afraid of pregnancy when having sex after ovulation and are unwilling to take birth control pills, so men will choose to ejaculate outside the body. Is it possible to get pregnant in this situation where there are no safety precautions? Let’s take control of this issue together.

First of all, we all know that a woman's ovulation period is the best time for pregnancy. In other words, the chance of pregnancy during sexual intercourse during the ovulation period is relatively high. However, because ejaculation is outside the body, pregnancy is avoided to a certain extent, but pregnancy is still possible.

Secondly, ejaculation outside the body is a form of contraception, but this type of contraception also has many disadvantages, because during the process of sexual intercourse, it is possible that some of the male sperm has entered the female uterus, so the success rate of this type of contraception is much lower than other contraceptive methods.

Finally, this question is not certain, because even if you do not take contraceptive measures during the normal ovulation period, the chance of pregnancy is about 20%, so there is no need to worry too much. You can observe and determine whether you are pregnant as soon as possible based on the menstrual period next month.

Do you know whether you can get pregnant by having sex and ejaculating outside the body after ovulation? Generally speaking, girls are more likely to get pregnant during ovulation. If they ejaculate outside the body, there is a certain contraceptive effect, but this practice is not advisable, and there is still a certain chance of pregnancy. Therefore, friends who want to take contraceptive measures are better to take appropriate contraceptive measures.

People are in different stages, not only their physiological conditions are different, but also their specific thoughts and opinions at that time are different. Therefore, the best contraceptive method is also different at each stage.

1. Young couples: It is advisable for men to use condoms and women to take short-acting contraceptives. Because married women's vaginas are too tight, they are not suitable for IUDs and diaphragms. If you want to get pregnant after half a year, it is not suitable to use long-term contraceptives (injections), because those who use long-term contraceptives can get pregnant after half a year of stopping the medicine, otherwise it will be bad for the fetus.

2. Couples visiting relatives and friends: It is better to use male condoms and female contraceptive pills for visiting relatives. It is not suitable to use the safe period contraceptive method. Because when couples who live in different places meet, they are emotional and often "ovulate impromptu" or "ovulate early". The safe period of menstruation cannot be calculated, which can easily lead to accidental pregnancy.

3. During breastfeeding: male condoms, female vaginal diaphragms and contraceptive creams are recommended; contraceptive pills are not suitable because they can affect the metabolism of milk and the growth and development of the baby.

4. Couples with only one child: It is advisable to use short-acting female contraceptives. If reproduction is necessary, just stop taking emergency contraception. The children are young, so it is not suitable for both parties to undergo sterilization surgery to prevent accidents to their children; although both men and women can have vasectomy, it is still somewhat difficult. But if you no longer want to have a baby, sterilization is the best option.

5. Menopausal women: condoms, contraceptive membranes, and contraceptive suppositories are recommended. Oral or injectable emergency contraception is not suitable. Because the ovaries of menopausal women have gradually declined, the main manifestation at this time is usually menstrual disorders, and these oral or injectable contraceptives will aggravate the disorder of menstrual periods.