Patient's question:
I had sex with my husband without a condom, but pulled it out when I was about to orgasm. In the end, I still got pregnant. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
External ejaculation is relatively safe, but it is not 100% effective. Sometimes, if not controlled properly, a small amount of semen may enter the vagina, leading to the possibility of contraceptive failure. Additionally, during sexual activity, the pre-ejaculate fluid secreted by the male before orgasm may contain a small number of sperm, which can also lead to pregnancy. In fact, in general, practicing any form of contraception can have certain risks for women. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their diet. Contraceptive users should take care of themselves, such as adjusting their diet, maintaining warmth, and avoiding getting cold.