Can you get pregnant other than ejaculating?

There are many methods of contraception, but some men do not like to wear condoms during intercourse. They do not want to have that sense of barrier, so they usually choose to ejaculate outside the body. Most people have their own opinions on whether ejaculation outside the body will lead to pregnancy. However, in the eyes of most people, it is generally believed that ejaculation outside the body is a relatively safe contraceptive method that will not cause pregnancy. However, some people think that ejaculation outside the body is not safe and can still lead to pregnancy.

Can pregnancy be achieved by any means other than ejaculation?

Coitus interruptus is also called withdrawal or coitus interruptus. A man's orgasm is divided into two stages. The first stage is that the semen is concentrated in the main part of the penis, which is called the "inevitable ejaculation" stage. Soon after a few seconds, the second stage, the "ejaculation stage", is reached. The method of ejaculation outside the body is that the man pulls his penis out of the vagina when ejaculation is inevitable and ejaculates outside the woman's body. In fact, there is a certain degree of risk in ejaculation outside the body, because some semen may flow out before both parties reach orgasm or before ejaculation.

However, young men and women who think this method can prevent pregnancy are foolishly unaware that it is also easy to get pregnant when having sex using this method of ejaculation outside the body. During external ejaculation, the man withdraws his penis from the vagina at the inevitable stage of ejaculation and then ejaculates again. Once climax is about to come, the male's sexual excitement will cause some secretions, which may also contain sperm. Therefore, there is a possibility of pregnancy, but the probability is very small.

Like many other contraceptive methods, the key to the success of withdrawal is correct use and consistent use. If the correct method is not used, the failure rate of withdrawal is about 15% to 28%. If used correctly, the chance of pregnancy with withdrawal is approximately 2% to 8%. In comparison, the failure rate for birth control pills is about 2% to 8%, the failure rate for contraceptive rings is only about 0.8%, and the failure rate for condoms is between 10% and 18%.

Failure rate of ejaculation outside the body

Although the withdrawal method of contraception is simple, it is not reliable and has a high failure rate. The reason for failure is that a small amount of semen has been ejaculated into the vagina before the man pulls his penis out of the vagina. Because the time before ejaculation and ejaculation is a continuous action, and the time interval between the two is extremely short, most men cannot grasp the timing accurately, so that when they are about to reach orgasm, they cannot withdraw the penis from the vagina in time, causing the initial ejaculated semen to be discharged into the female's vagina. The number of sperm in this part of semen is the largest, so it is easy to cause pregnancy.

This is the main reason for the failure of contraception by ejaculation outside the body. Secondly, men often have a small amount of sperm entering the vagina before ejaculation occurs. These are sperm stored in the vas deferens. During sexual excitement, as the vas deferens contracts, they are first discharged into the urethra and then overflow into the vagina with urethral secretions. This sperm leakage before ejaculation is uncontrollable and may result in contraceptive failure. Withdrawal contraception is a method of contraception that interrupts sexual intercourse.

In order to prevent semen from being ejaculated into the vagina, both husband and wife (especially the man) are extremely nervous during sexual intercourse and suddenly interrupt it when the climax comes. This will affect the occurrence of orgasm and fail to achieve sexual satisfaction. Over time, neurasthenia will occur. Some men may develop sexual dysfunction, such as premature ejaculation, impotence, etc. Since this method has poor contraceptive effect, it is not suitable to be used when there are many contraceptive methods.