Can I get pregnant if I ejaculate without a condom?

Many young men and women do not have time to wear condoms in a hurry or choose not to wear condoms because they feel stimulated. They choose to ejaculate outside the body and think that it will not lead to pregnancy. This kind of thinking is absolutely wrong. No contraceptive method is absolutely safe. It can only reduce the possibility of conception. In vitro fertilization does not eliminate the possibility of pregnancy. This article introduces the detailed reasons, let’s take a look together.

The chance of pregnancy from unprotected ejaculation is about 1%. This 1% is because the man may have nocturnal emission before ejaculation, but it does not necessarily lead to pregnancy. Pregnancy also depends on the vitality of the sperm.

Many people do not prepare before sex and temporarily use the method of ejaculation outside the body as a contraceptive measure. In fact, its contraceptive failure rate is higher than most other contraceptive methods. Because during sexual intercourse, male semen is not necessarily ejaculated at orgasm. A small amount of semen may flow out during sexual intercourse, making it difficult to rule out the possibility of conception.

In addition, pulling out the penis before ejaculation requires a high level of rhythm control, which many people cannot master accurately. For young lovers or couples, using this method of contraception without sufficient experience may backfire. Therefore, if you want to achieve better contraceptive effects, it is best to use condoms or take birth control pills.

Occasionally ejaculating outside the body once or twice will not have much impact on the human body. However, some clinicians have suggested that long-term ejaculation outside the body may cause decreased sexual sensitivity or other sexual dysfunctions. For example, if the man ejaculates in this way without the woman's knowledge, or if the woman forces the man to ejaculate outside the body, over time, the man will experience psychological anxiety, dissatisfaction, and decreased sexual satisfaction. Further development may lead to a significant decrease in sexual sensitivity, and other problems may also occur, such as decreased or lack of orgasm, male ejaculation disorder, and even no ejaculation.

Furthermore, there are hidden dangers even when both parties are aware. The man cannot grasp the exact time of ejaculation, and both of them are worried about contraceptive failure, which will lead to operational anxiety. Over time, it may also cause the man to ejaculate too quickly or not ejaculate at all, which in turn affects the woman's sexual experience. It has also been found clinically that some patients cannot ejaculate in the vagina when they are ready to have a baby due to long-term use of this method. This may be caused by long-term ejaculation habits and inconsistent sexual stimulation intensity, which can be improved by correcting ejaculation habits and restoring intravaginal ejaculation.