Why can you still get pregnant after ejaculation outside the vagina? Here is another reliable contraceptive method for you

Many friends don’t want to have children too early after getting married. They want to enjoy a few years of alone time. However, sometimes contraceptive measures are not so thorough, so many male friends will ejaculate outside the body. But I've heard from many friends that pregnancy can occur even with ejaculation outside the body. So why is that? What are some good contraceptive methods?

- Contraceptive method of ejaculation outside the body

The method of withdrawal from the vagina means that during sexual intercourse, when the man is about to ejaculate, that is, before ejaculation, he pulls the penis out of the vagina and ejaculates the semen outside the vagina, preventing the sperm from meeting the egg, thereby achieving the purpose of contraception.

Disadvantage 1: The impending ejaculation and ejaculation are continuous actions, and the time interval between the two is extremely short. Most men cannot grasp the timing accurately, so that when they are about to reach orgasm, they cannot withdraw the penis from the vagina in time, causing the initial ejaculated semen to be discharged into the female's vagina. This part of semen contains the largest number of sperm, so it is easy to cause pregnancy.

Disadvantage 2: Men often have a small amount of sperm entering the vagina before ejaculation. The sperm at this time is accumulated in the vas deferens. During sexual excitement, as the vas deferens contracts, it is first discharged into the urethra and then overflows into the vagina with urethral secretions.

Disadvantage three: Pulling the penis out of the vagina in time requires the man to grasp the "timing just right", which makes both men and women nervous because they pay too much attention to the time of ejaculation, making the sexual intercourse process incomplete, and even causing sexual neurasthenia over time.

2. Vaginal cleaning contraception method

Vaginal washing contraception method means that women wash their vagina with clean water or other liquids immediately after sexual intercourse to flush out the semen in the body and thus avoid pregnancy. This method is not reliable because the washing area is only the vagina, but many sperm may have reached the cervix and uterus before washing.

What's more, many women use highly corrosive washes such as disinfectants to wash their vaginas after sexual intercourse, thinking that they can "kill" sperm and achieve the purpose of contraception. In fact, this method has no scientific basis. What's more important is that this method is dangerous. If the concentration of the wash is not properly prepared, it may not only fail to prevent pregnancy but may also cause vaginal burns or inflammation.