Patient's question:
I want to ask, during the fertile period, before sexual intercourse, if there was no choice of contraception but, will this lead to an accidental pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Ejaculation outside the body is still possible to cause pregnancy. It's not very safe. Ejaculation outside the body is relatively safer, but it's not 100% safe. Sometimes, if not controlled properly, a small amount of semen may enter the vagina, leading to contraceptive failure. During sexual intercourse between both partners, the presence of secretions does not necessarily mean it is semen. When a man is sexually aroused, he may produce secretions, which are prostatic fluid and do not contain semen. However, when sexual arousal is at or near climax, a small amount of semen may overflow along with the contraction of the vas deferens and enter the vagina. Although the amount of semen is small, it contains the highest number of sperm, making pregnancy possible.