Pregnancy without penetration is possible, but it is difficult to achieve because the amount of sperm that comes into contact with the vaginal canal is very small, making it difficult to fertilize the egg. Sperm can survive outside the body for a few minutes and the warmer and wetter the environment, the longer they can remain viable.
For a non-penetrating pregnancy to be possible, a woman must not use contraceptives and ejaculation occurs near the vagina, so there is a slight chance that sperm will enter the vaginal canal and there is a viable amount of sperm to fertilize the egg.
- In order for the possibility of pregnancy without penetration.
- The woman should not use any method of contraception.
- Some situations may increase your risk of becoming pregnant without penetration.
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In addition to these situations, withdrawal, which involves removing the penis from the vagina before ejaculation, can also pose a risk of pregnancy, because even if there is no ejaculation during penetration, the man may have a small amount of sperm in the urethra, anterior ejaculation, which can reach the egg, fertilize and lead to pregnancy. Learn more about retirement.
The possibility of pregnancy remains questionable when wearing underwear and penetration does not occur, as it is not yet known whether sperm can pass through tissues and reach the vaginal canal. In addition, ejaculation during sex can cause pregnancy if fluid leaks into the vaginal area, however, this practice does not normally expose women to the risk of pregnancy, as there is no communication between the anus and the vagina, however, they can predispose women and men to sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The best way to prevent pregnancy is to use a birth control method, such as a condom, birth control pill, IUD, or diaphragm, for example, as they are the safest ways to prevent sperm from reaching the egg. Here’s how to choose the best birth control method.
However, only female condoms and condoms are able to prevent pregnancy and prevent the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases and are therefore the most appropriate methods for those who have more than one sexual partner, for example.
Watch the video below and learn how to properly use a condom to prevent unwanted pregnancies and STI transmission: