Can I get pregnant if I ejaculate outside during ovulation?

We all know that the best way to successfully conceive is to have sex during the ovulation period. When having sex during the ovulation period, you should ejaculate inside the ovulatory organ to conceive successfully. As for the practice of ejaculation outside the ovulatory organ, you will not be able to conceive successfully even during the ovulation period, because ejaculation outside the ovulatory organ will not successfully allow the sperm and egg to combine. So you don’t have to worry about getting pregnant by ejaculation outside the ovulatory organ.

If ejaculation occurs outside the body, generally speaking, the possibility of pregnancy is relatively small. However, if the woman is in her ovulation period and the man has normal intercourse at this time, there will already be a small amount of sperm in the prostate fluid, which may lead to pregnancy. Secondly, after ejaculation, not long after, during another intercourse, the man may touch the woman's vulva with his hands or there may be residual sperm on his penis, which may be brought into the woman's vagina through the penis and cause pregnancy.

There are many methods of contraception, some of which use the safe period method. The safe period is the period between seven days before menstruation and eight days after menstruation. The other time periods may be the ovulation period, which is the dangerous period. Since you are currently in your ovulation period, this method of contraception is not recommended.

Contraception during the safe period is not very safe and effective, with only 65 to 95% contraceptive effectiveness, so sometimes it happens.

So how should we prevent pregnancy during ovulation? If you have sex during your ovulation period, you can wear a condom or take emergency contraceptive pills. However, you should not take too many emergency contraceptive pills. You can take them at most three times a year. If you don't want to have children for a long time, the best way is to wear an intrauterine contraceptive device. This will not cause any harm to women and has no side effects. If you want to get pregnant, you can just remove it in time. However, no matter which contraceptive method is used, the contraceptive rate is not 100%. It is best to avoid the ovulation period or use condoms.

So according to the above statement, in vitro fertilization during ovulation is not necessarily a reasonable contraceptive method. Therefore, we women should improve our daily health through a contraceptive method that suits us. For the sake of our physical health, we should still adopt some contraceptive methods that suit us to avoid unnecessary trouble.