What are the chances of getting pregnant without a condom?

Pregnancy is a topic that modern people take very seriously, especially young people with open sexual attitudes who are very cautious about pregnancy and try their best to avoid pregnancy during sexual life to prevent adverse effects on their lives. There are many ways to successfully prevent pregnancy. Among them, using condoms is the most popular method and the contraceptive effect is very good. But what are the chances of getting pregnant without a condom?

Without contraceptive measures, the probability of pregnancy is divided into the safe period and the ovulation period. The probability of pregnancy during the safe period is about 15%-20%, and during the ovulation period is about 60%-70%. If you do not want to have children, it is best to take strict contraceptive measures to prevent accidental pregnancy. Women under 40 can use short-acting oral contraceptives for contraception. As long as they do not have breast cancer, do not smoke, and do not have thrombotic diseases, they can use this method of contraception. In addition, if you are using condoms for contraception, it is best to use them throughout the entire process so that you can achieve the contraceptive effect. In addition, if there is no desire to have children, it is recommended to use an intrauterine device for contraception.

If you use condoms throughout the entire process of contraception and check that the condom has no holes before putting it on, then you generally will not get pregnant if you have sex at this time. If you only wear a condom halfway through and do not check the integrity of the condom, and you happen to have sex during your ovulation period, an unexpected pregnancy may occur due to a small amount of sperm in the prostatic fluid or because the condom is leaking. When using a condom for contraception, you should blow into it before putting it on to check its integrity, and you should also wear the condom during the entire sexual intercourse.

No contraceptive measure can achieve 100% contraceptive effect. If used improperly, contraceptive failure may occur. First of all, the size of the condom should be suitable. If it is too big, it will easily fall off, and if it is too small, it will easily be squeezed and broken.