What are the chances of pregnancy from ejaculation without a condom?

When it comes to contraceptive measures, everyone thinks of condoms and emergency contraception, but many young couples use the method of external ejaculation to prevent pregnancy. However, this method is not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, and many unmarried women still get pregnant accidentally. So, what is the probability of pregnancy from ejaculation without a condom? Let’s take a look at it first.

The probability of pregnancy from ejaculation without a condom

It depends on the situation. The chance of pregnancy by ejaculation outside the body without a condom depends on whether the woman is in the safe menstruation period. If she happens to be in the safe menstruation period, the chance of pregnancy is low if she ejaculates outside the body without a condom. However, she may get pregnant if she ejaculates outside the body without a condom during the safe menstruation period, especially if she is in the ovulation period, the chance of pregnancy is higher.

What are the common contraceptive measures?

1. Condoms Condoms are the safest and most environmentally friendly method currently available. They are harmless to women’s bodies and are simple and easy to use.

2. Emergency contraception. Types of emergency contraception include short-term contraceptives, long-term contraceptives, visiting relatives contraceptives, subcutaneous emergency contraceptive implants, topical contraceptives, etc. Emergency contraception can cause great harm to women's bodies, and it is recommended not to take it for a long time.

3. Contraceptive injections: Go to the hospital outpatient clinic to get contraceptive injections, which are given once every two to three months. However, the side effects are serious and this method of contraception is not recommended.

3. Contraceptive ring The contraceptive ring is the most commonly used long-term contraceptive tool at this stage. The most common one is a stainless steel annular ring. This type of contraceptive ring can provide contraception for about 20 years once it is inserted. The disadvantage is that the rate of falling off and the rate of pregnancy while wearing the ring are relatively high.

4. Wearing an IUD is a contraceptive ring, which has little side effects for women. If you have already had children, it is recommended to use this method of contraception.

5. Sterilization surgery is suitable for couples who do not want to have children anymore and need surgical treatment. Whether it's male or female, it's all traumatic.