Can I get pregnant if I leave the condom inside?

If the condom falls on your body and you don't take emergency measures afterwards, you may get pregnant. Because the contraceptive principle of condoms is mainly to achieve the contraceptive effect by blocking the male's semen from entering the female body. If the condom falls into the female body, it means that the semen blocked by the condom also falls into the body. If no preventive measures are taken afterwards, the chance of pregnancy is very high.

First, clean the door handle, trim and polish your fingernails, then lie down and gently insert two fingers into the vagina to find the condom. Once found, pinch the condom with two fingers and slowly pull it out.

How to save an accidental pregnancy

Taking birth control pills

If the condom falls out of the body, it basically means that you are pregnant accidentally, so other measures should be taken to save it. The best way is to take birth control pills, but taking birth control pills is also time-limited. It must be taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse. If you take it more than 72 hours later, it is easy to cause accidental pregnancy.

Can I get pregnant if the condom falls on my body? What are the contraceptive methods?

1. Emergency contraception

Artificial female hormones and estrogen taken in the form of pills or injections can suppress ovulation. It is not conducive to the implantation of fertilized eggs and embryos, and is not conducive to the passage of sperm through cervical mucus and other functions. There are short-acting oral tablets and high-efficiency injections.

2. Vaginal diaphragm

Also known as the cervical cap, it is a natural latex plastic film with a circle of stainless steel wire elastic ring that covers the cervix and prevents the sperm and egg from meeting. Cervical caps come in different sizes and need to be matched to your size by your doctor. If applied properly, the actual effect is reliable.

3. Contraceptive film

It is a vaginal medicated film containing spermicide. It melts quickly after being put into the vagina. The medicine is evenly distributed in the vagina and cervix. Sexual intercourse can be resumed 10 minutes later. This method is very effective and does not affect endocrine changes.

4. IUD

It is usually called a contraceptive ring, which achieves the actual effect of contraception by partially affecting the uterine cavity. The method is safe and reasonable, and is one of the most important contraceptive methods today.