Can I get pregnant if I don't wear a condom and ejaculate inside during my pregnancy?

If both men and women are not prepared to have children, they must take contraceptive measures. Although there are many different contraceptive methods now, the final contraceptive effect is not 100%. So if you don’t wear a condom during the dangerous period, you may accidentally get pregnant. Some people think that you can use ejaculation outside the body to prevent pregnancy if you don’t wear a condom during the dangerous period. So, can you get pregnant if you don’t wear a condom and don’t ejaculate inside during the dangerous period?

1. If you don't wear a condom and don't ejaculate inside during the ovulation period, you may still get pregnant. Although women use ejaculation outside the body for contraception, no contraceptive method is omnipotent and cannot achieve 100% contraception, and ejaculation outside the body is no exception. As long as a small amount of sperm migrates into a woman's pelvic cavity, she may become pregnant. So in this case, if a woman has delayed menstruation, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible to check the blood HCG value to rule out the possibility of pregnancy. If the blood HCG level rises, it indicates that the patient is pregnant. In addition, if a woman does not desire to have children, she should try to avoid having sex during the ovulation period, or use condoms or intrauterine devices, or oral contraceptives to prevent the possibility of pregnancy.

2. During sexual intercourse, a small amount of sperm may be discharged along with male secretions into the female body, leading to an unexpected pregnancy. If you do not want to get pregnant, it is recommended that you take contraceptive measures in the future to avoid harm to your body from an accidental pregnancy. If your menstruation is regular, even if it is within the ovulation period, the chance of pregnancy without internal ejaculation is still relatively low. If you are sure that there is no residual semen in the body, it is generally considered that pregnancy will not occur.

3. If you choose to ejaculate outside the body during ovulation, you may get pregnant, which is not safe. The ovulation period is 14 days before the next menstruation. The three days before and two days after ovulation are the dangerous period. Try to avoid external ejaculation for contraception during this period. You can choose other contraceptive methods, such as emergency contraceptive pills, intrauterine rings, condoms, contraceptive suppositories, contraceptive films, etc. If you do not want to have children, you can choose tubal ligation or vasectomy.