Are the risks of pregnancy high if you use a condom with the withdrawal method?

To avoid unwanted pregnancy - not especially. Withdrawal and Rhythm Method are not reliable forms of birth control. Withdrawal can be used as a back-up method but with the risk of pre-ejaculate or lack of withdrawal pregnancy risks are high. Rhythm Method does work as it predicts fertile days based on past cycles, as cycles change constantly this mean you could have sex thinking the woman is not fertile when in fact she is at the peek of her fertility. If using Rhythm Method you also should know whether or not a woman is likely to be fertile after menstruation or not based on past cycles.

use a condom and decrease the risk of std which are very much more common than pregnancy

Absolutely. The condom is filled with millions of sperm that can get out of the condom if it's left inside her. That's why you should withdraw immediately after ejaculation; otherwise, as you "shrink," the condom can slip off, exposing her to pregnancy risks and to any sexually transmitted diseases you have.

Risks are the female could get pregnant or you/she could get some disease.

Assuming you mean safe from Pregnancy I feel I have to say, none. Use a condom for safer sex, do not take risks.

Pregnancy category-- A system of classifying drugs according to their established risks for use during pregnancy.

The withdrawal method is unsafe in the sense that it does not prevent the transmission of STDs. The withdrawal method can be used at any time during the menstrual cycle, so it doesn't matter where you are on your cycle. Despite common misconceptions, pre-ejaculate fluid doesn't contain sperm, though it can be contaminated with sperm from a previous ejaculation. Therefore, if a man plans to use this method, he should urinate prior to having sex to ensure that his urethra doesn't contain any sperm. Additionally, the real reason that the withdrawal method fails is because of mistiming ejaculation. If he can consistently urinate between ejaculations and always pull out AND away from the vagina BEFORE ejaculation begins, every single time, then the method is reasonably effective (perfect-use failure rate is 4%, compared to 2% for the condom). Remember, this method does NOT prevent STD transmission, and some diseases don't have symptoms, so never trust someone who says they're clean, even if they're honest, without a comprehensive STD test. Always consult a medical professional if you have questions about your sexuality, before you take risks.

Even if withdrawal wasn't used, the chances of a woman getting pregnant from sex on her period is about 2% or less (provided it is period blood and not ovulation spotting). So no, chances are not high. The withdrawl method really doesn't do anything to prevent pregnancy. But most women can't get pregnant during their period. Always use a condom or another form of birht control. The withdrawl method is not a safe choice. The risks are always there when you are having unprotected sex. Sex While Menstruating You can still get pregnant if you have sex while you have your period. Many people believe that if you're bleeding, the sperm will wash out of you, or that there is no egg present. Sperm are strong swimmers, and can go against the flow of blood from a woman's body. Plus, the egg may be lingering in the uterus, and can attach if impregnated during menstruation. Stick to your regular birth control routine during your period. Pulling out or Withdrawal A guy might say he won't come inside you, and he may mean it. But, even if he does pullout before coming you can still get pregnant. If any come or pre-come gets into your vagina, the sperm in that fluid can swim all the way to the fallopian tubes. Pre-come is the drop of fluid that often leaves the penis before the man actually comes. Biologically, it's a guy's natural lubrication. Sperm (and possibly the HIV virus) may be in that lube. This method DOES NOT work to prevent pregnancy or STI transmission.

pregnancy and other stuff

Same risks as adult pregnancy... disease, losing the baby, separating muscles, spraining your lower back (it happens during labor usually)

Pregnancy category-- A system of classifying drugs according to their established risks for use during pregnancy.

Pregnancy category-- A system of classifying drugs according to their established risks for use during pregnancy.

Ectopic Treatments If the mother is well and stable, the pregnancy could be absorbed gradually. Ectopic can be treated medically with a drug called methotrexate which will shrink the pregnancy in the tube. Medication is done only if the pregnancy is in its early stage. The laparoscopic method is the other method where the pregnancy or the tube itself is removed.Usually people prefer to remove the fallopian tube to avoid further ectopic pregnancy. The last method is the common open surgery. The risks involved in surgery and medication of ectopic pregnancy is that there are chances that the fertilized egg gets ruptured inside the tube which leads to vaginal bleeding and should be treated immediately. Thus prevention is the best cure for ectopic pregnancy.

It could mean a pregnancy without complications or risks. Another way of saying it is a "normal" pregnancy or "low risk" pregnancy.

As long as the condom didn't break and was used correctly it is around 98% effective against unintended pregnancy, so pregnancy risks are low. There are many reasons for a woman to miss her period or for her period to be delayed, such as stress or ill-health around the time ovulation was due. If concerned she should take a pregnancy test.

No there are no risks to a future pregnancy following an abortion.

The risks of having a pregnancy ultrasound are minimal compared to the benefits. The ultrasound is not an invasive procedure, but can provide a good picture of how the baby is developing.

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That is possible, the pre-cum has some spermatozoa in it also.the chances are most likely the same as when one has sexual intercourse,vaginally,without using a condom about 1 in 170. Thats the statistical figures but my first intercourse without a condom resulted in pregnancy the first time I enjoyed sexual intercourse without a condom so one should not take risks if they did not want a pregnancy,I did,so it didn't matter. The sexual excitement which causes the semen to come out of the penis before the orgasm and regular ejaculation contains sperm as well in the semen,so if you do not want a pregnancy or STD,always use a codom and not an animal skin kind,as they do not provide protection from pregnancy. Chubbbi

A pregnancy test works on the principal of finding the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin hCG for short. Hydrocodone will not effect a pregnancy test. No drugs should effect a pregnancy test unless you are taking something that has the hCG in it. However; it is recommended that a test be taking while you are not under the influence of drugs. Why this is I don't know On a side note I recommend that you stop all opiates while you are pregnant even if they are prescribed talk to your doctor about risks and benefits to taking Hydrocodone during pregnancy your child could go thru withdrawal when he or she comes out and if your taking Hydrocodone I'm sure you know what withdrawal is like.. Anyway Hope this helps

If you leave a hormonal IUD like Mirena in too long, you may not be protected against pregnancy, but there are no other risks. You will need to choose a replacement method of birth control.

the possibility of multiple pregnancy.ectopic pregnancy.There is a slight risk of ovarian rupture, bleeding, infections, and complications of anesthesia.the pregnancy carries the same risks as any pregnancy achieved without assisted technology

There will be minimal risks; go talk to your doctor for your best plan getting pregnant and during pregnancy.

"Any operation has risks. There are some risks to a tubal ligation, but there are also risks to a pregnancy and to birth control methods, so the reasons behind the tubal ligation have to be considered."

Spinal MRI is probably safe in pregnancy. But then follow up periodic ultrasound examinations are mandatory.