The probability of pregnancy during ovulation without condom

During a woman's ovulation period, if the male partner does not take any contraceptive measures during sexual intercourse and ejaculates outside the body, the chance of pregnancy is very high, because during sexual intercourse the male's sexual organs will actually secrete some fluids, and these fluids will also contain sperm.

The chance of pregnancy from ejaculation without a condom

It depends on the situation. The chance of pregnancy from ejaculation outside the body without a condom depends on whether the woman is in her safe period. If she is in her safe period, the chance of pregnancy is very small. If she is not in her safe period, she may get pregnant from ejaculation outside the body without a condom, especially during her ovulation period, the chance of pregnancy is even higher.

What are the common contraceptive methods?

1. Condoms Condoms are the safest, most environmentally friendly method currently available, and are harmless to the female body. They are simple and practical.

2. Contraceptive pills There are many types of contraceptive pills, including short-acting contraceptive pills, long-acting contraceptive pills, visiting relatives contraceptive pills, subcutaneous implant contraceptive pills, topical contraceptive pills, etc. Contraceptive pills are very harmful to women's bodies and it is recommended not to take them for a long time.

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

3. The IUD is the most widely used long-term contraceptive tool. The most commonly used one is a stainless steel round ring, which can provide contraception for about 20 years once inserted. The disadvantage is that the shedding rate and pregnancy rate while wearing the ring are relatively high.

4. Wearing an intrauterine device has few side effects for women. If you already have children, this method of contraception is recommended.

5. Sterilization is suitable for couples who do not want to have children anymore and requires surgery. Whether it's a man or a woman, it's traumatic.

What are the benefits of wearing condoms?

Safety period is divided into safe period before ovulation and safe period after ovulation. The period before ovulation from the day when menstruation is over to three days before ovulation is the period before ovulation. Safe period after ovulation

From the first day after the end of ovulation to the day before the next menstrual cramps is the safe period after ovulation. Note: the safe period after ovulation is safer than the safe period before ovulation.

1. Contraception The main function of condoms is to prevent male semen from entering the female body, thereby achieving the effect of contraception.

2. Lubricated condoms can also play a lubricating role. This is because when it is used, there will be some lubricating oil on its surface, which will naturally have a natural lubricating effect during sexual intercourse.

3. Prolong the duration of sex

Partially thickened physical delay condoms can prolong the duration of sexual intercourse. For men with premature ejaculation, prolonging the duration of sexual intercourse by more than 20% can treat premature ejaculation; women need longer time to reach orgasm than men, so women's sexual desire can be satisfied.

4. Prevent semen allergy symptoms. Some women experience vulvar itching and edema after sexual intercourse, accompanied by chest tightness, shortness of breath and even urticaria-like symptoms. Condoms prevent semen contact and relieve semen allergy.

5. Prevent infectious diseases. Correct use of condoms can reduce the probability of contracting AIDS by 99.9% and the probability of contracting gonorrhea by 85%.