If you pull out during sex, does that help lower the chance of pregnancy?

Question

So you're having sex and you pull out and ***, but not in her, does that help lower the change of getting her pregnant?

Answer 1

Not really because there can be fluid called pre-ejaculate fluid on the tip of the penis that has sperm in it. This sperm can get a woman pregnant.

Answer 2

It's kind of like gambling...you never know what's gonna happen. If you're not wearing a condom, and she's not on birth control then there is still a chance that she can get pregnant. The pre ejaculate can still get her pregnant, and if you don't pull out in time and some does go inside her then she can definately get pregnant. The best bet is for you to either wear a condom, or for her to go to her OB/GYN and ask for Birth control. There are many options out there now that doesn't require taking a pill every day. (And, if she's a teenager and afraid to ask for birth control...just think of it this way...Would she rather ask her parents a question like that? or would you rather have to sit down with her and tell them she's pregnant.) Better safe than sorry.

Answer 3

I know plenty of people who got knocked up using this particular method of birth control, so it's obviously not 100%. It takes a lot of self-control, and you have to know your body better than most people. If you absolutely cannot have a child at this point, get her on the pill or bring some condoms to the party.

However, not to encourage any unwanted pregnancy or stupid actions, my boyfriend and I used pulling out as our only birth control method for over a year, and I never got pregnant. However, I took birth control pills for two months and wound up pregnant (but I had a really early miscarriage...really sad). If done properly, the pulling out method is almost as effective as condoms; considering there's not very much sperm in pre-ejaculate, it's kind of like the ejaculation of a man with a low fetility rate...but still, it only takes one.

Point being, if you're in a serious, committed relationship and you really, really have self-control and you really, really know your body and trust each other, pulling out can be a good way to save money on condoms. But if you're just hooking up...wrap it up, for gooodness's sake.

Answer 4

No. Women can still get pregnant from pre-***. The best ways to make sure that you do not get pregnant... use a condom every time... all the time. Birthcontrol is also a good way of controling it but remember, birthcontrol and condoms aren't always 100%..You should use condoms with lube that kills sperm and check on her being on birthcontrol.

If you aren't ready to be a parent.. do all of these and you have a less chance of getting pregnant. If you want a fool proof method... don't have sex. Thats the only way you can make sure you don't get someone pregnant. (I feel like my mother right now.. )

Answer 5

lol sorry to say IT DOESNT! there is pre c u, which you cannot feel come out of you which contains millions if not billions of sperm! and guess what! it only takes ONE to fetilize an egg! byt the time you pull out they are already swimming thier way up through the uterus. if not already int eh uterus... it also have a 85% failure rate. do you consider that percentage effective? so if its that time of the month! where she is ovulating then you have a good chance at gettign her pregnant! this is why they invented a nice latex rubber thing called a condom! buy a pregnancy test and condoms while your at it!!

better to be safe than sorry

neither if you are practicing safe sex. you are both being ignoratant and irresponsible

use protection or suffer the consequences!

Answer 6

It lowers the chance but there still is a chance of her getting pregnant by pre-*** try a sperm-a-side gel and that should lower it a bit it never hurts to use a condom!!!

Answer 7

Yeah. It dramatically lowers the chance of pregnancy. The sperm itself has close to zero chance of fertilizing the egg. However, there have been cases where "pulling out" resulted in pregnancy because when in intercourse, the man produces a fluid that lines the urethra of the penis and thus has a small portion of sperm in it. This fluid can occasionally fertilize an egg, and hence, pregnancy.

Be safe. Use a condom.

Cheers.

Answer 8

Contrary to popular belief, the best way to prevent pregnancy is NOT a condom. Condoms are only 97% accurate - when used accurately. The most fool proof method is just don't do it!

But to your actual question.. it can lower the chance of pregnancy, but again, it's not fool proof. There's always the possibility that pregnancy can result.

Answer 9

It lowers the chance some because not as many seman will be inside of her. However, due to pre-ejaculate she can still get pregnant.

Suggestion: Use a form of actual birth control like a condom!

Answer 10

Not really. It would certainly make a difference between not pulling and pulling, but when you look at the potential risk, it is likely to happen. Usually we guys don't pull in time or there is sperm that is coming before the climax hits.