Withdrawalling can you still get pregnant?
Withdrawal (also known as "pulling out") is not a reliable method of birth control.
Here's why:
* Pre-ejaculatory fluid: Men can release pre-ejaculatory fluid (pre-cum) before ejaculation, and this fluid can contain sperm.
* Difficult to time: It can be difficult to withdraw before ejaculation, especially in the heat of the moment.
* Human error: Even if you successfully withdraw, there's a chance that some sperm may have already entered the vagina.
The withdrawal method has a high failure rate, with studies showing it to be around 22% effective. This means that 22 out of 100 couples using this method will become pregnant within a year.
For reliable contraception, consider:
* Barrier methods: Condoms (male or female)
* Hormonal methods: Birth control pills, patch, ring, implant, or injection
* Long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARCs): Intrauterine devices (IUDs) or implants
* Natural family planning: Requires meticulous tracking of your cycle and ovulation
It's crucial to use a reliable method of birth control if you want to avoid pregnancy.
Please consult a doctor or healthcare professional for personalized advice and guidance on birth control options.
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