Can ejaculation during lactation lead to pregnancy?

Ejaculation outside the body during intercourse can reduce the chance of pregnancy, but the reliability rate is not high. During sexual intercourse, even if the man does not ejaculate, some male sperm will be discharged involuntarily and enter the vagina due to sexual impulse. If you have sex after ovulation, you can still get pregnant. Therefore, it is not reliable to use the method of ejaculation outside the body during the entire process of contraception. If you have sex within the safe period and ejaculate outside the vagina, the possibility of pregnancy is low. It is recommended to use condoms as a contraceptive measure, which is more reliable.

It is possible to get pregnant by ejaculating outside the body. Ejaculation outside the body is not a contraceptive method. If the male sperm enters the female vagina and catches up with the ovulation period, pregnancy is possible. Therefore, if you don't want to get pregnant, you need to use special contraceptive measures or take birth control pills. It is not reliable to rely solely on ejaculation outside the body. During intercourse, men cannot control their ejaculation. Even if you feel that you haven't ejaculated yet, in fact, the sperm has already come out and some will be in the female vagina. Therefore, ejaculation outside the body often causes pregnancy.

Contraception during the safe period is not reliable, because if you calculate the ovulation period, you will not have sex or take contraceptive measures. However, the ovulation period often changes with changes in mentality, living environment, and mental stress. Therefore, it is not necessarily reliable to assess the safe period of menstruation.

Ejaculation outside the body is unsafe and there is a possibility of pregnancy. There is also a small amount of male sperm in the secretion before ejaculation, which may cause pregnancy. Therefore, ejaculation outside the body is not 100% safe. Although the chance of pregnancy is small, there is still a chance. Therefore, if you don't want to have a baby, you must take appropriate contraceptive measures during sex to avoid causing unnecessary inconvenience to women. In order to avoid the harm to the body caused by accidental pregnancy, you can also take contraceptive pills within 72 hours after having sex.