Young couples after marriage sometimes take contraceptive measures when they temporarily do not want children. There are also various ways of contraception, and some young people may use withdrawal to prevent pregnancy. But some people also believe that this contraceptive measure is not safe. So, can ejaculation outside the body lead to pregnancy?
Extracorporeal ejaculation is a topical issue. Although there are many effective contraceptive methods and measures available now, there are still some men and women who use this method of contraception. However, this contraceptive method is not a safe and effective contraceptive measure, and often leads to contraceptive failure and unexpected pregnancies. Therefore, ejaculation outside the body may lead to pregnancy.
Extracorporeal ejaculation, as a contraceptive method, often leads to contraceptive failure, and the main reasons for its failure are as follows:
1. During sexual activity between both parties, as male sexual arousal increases, the secretion of glands in the body begins to become active. Therefore, some semen has already overflowed from the urethral opening and entered the female reproductive tract before ejaculation. And these spilled semen will contain a certain amount of sperm, which creates opportunities for the combination of sperm and egg, thus increasing the possibility of pregnancy.
2. It is difficult to accurately grasp the timing. Some men withdraw their penis too late before ejaculation, causing some semen to remain in the female vagina. This is also the main reason for contraceptive failure.
3. A small amount of semen discharged from the body may remain around the female vaginal opening, and this small amount of semen may also enter the female reproductive tract for some reason, which may lead to pregnancy.
