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Withdrawal and Rhythm Methods
Withdrawal and rhythm methods are birth-control techniques. Withdrawal method, or pull-out method, is the withdrawal of the penis from the woman’s vagina prior to ejaculation, while rhythm method is based on calendar calculations of woman’s previous menstrual cycle.
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Can a girl get pregnant if shes on birth control and you pull out?
No. It'd be a miracle if you did to be quite honest.
AnswerI would think so. Its always possible to get pregnant, even if the odds are against you. My best friends mom had something wrong with her that made it literaly impossible for her to have a baby, and yet here we are so many years later. The withdrawal method is definitely not the best way to prevent child birth, but we are only people, what can we do?Is withdrawal method can be pregnant?
Technically the answer to your question as asked is no, the act of withdrawal, in itself, cannot cause pregnancy. However, the answer to the question I think you were probably trying to ask is yes: withdrawal is not a reliable method of contraception.
How do you get pregnant if husband withdraw before sperm comes out?
There can be sperm present in the preseminal fluid, so there is a chance sperm could be in the vagina, and eventually enter the uterus, even if the man does not ejaculate until after he withdraws his penis from the vagina.
when you are having sexual intercourse men pull out when there not wearing a condum because they dont want to ejaculate in you and get you pregnat
How do you use the pullout method correctly?
Guy withdraws nowhere near his orgasm and has urinated beforehand.Pre-ejaculation can come any time though and he will not feel it. It works as lubrication and it does contain sperm.
YES YES YES!!! Being on the pill does not guarantee that you will not become pregnant. If you take it consistently, every day and the same time - and do not mix it with antibiotics and other medications that can lessen its efficacy - most pills will give you about 97% protection against pregnancy. That's a 3% chance you could become pregnant...IF you abide by the rules. The more infrequently you take it, the less protection you have. Some women have periods months into pregnancy...
If you think you may be pregnant...take a test. It can be dangerous for a baby if you remain on the pill after conceiving.
AnswerHi,Birth control pills are not 100% effective at preventing pregnancy and only protect you 98% against pregnancy. Because of this, there is a chance of pregnancy. A 2% chance of conceiving while on birth control pills. When you miss pills and have intercourse unprotected, the chance of pregnancy increases because the hormones contained in the pills are gradually decreasing from your body and you're not as protected against pregnancy.
The pink spotting, if pregnancy related sounds similar to implantation bleeding. If this is implantation bleeding you cannot do a pregnancy test for another 2 weeks because the Embryo will of only just implanted and began releasing HCG.
The spotting may also be caused by a UTI (urinary tract infection), hormonal imbalance, from missing a pill (withdrawal bleed), irregular periods or due to a yeast infection.
It is best to see your doctor to determine if you have a infection. Good luck.
You had bv a few times what are your chances of having an ectopic pregnancy?
Your chances of having an ectopic pregnancy from BV is about zero.
Is 5 days before your period and 5 days after a good rule of thumb?
The reality is that you can become pregnant when you ovulate and there is no sure way to determine ovulation. Everybody is different and the time during the month a girl ovulates is not very predictable. There is no "rule of thumb" for unsafe sexual activity. The withdrawal method ranges between 70% and 80% effective, but that is still AT LEAST a 1 in 5 chance of becoming pregnant. Women's cycles vary and unless you have an ovulation kit that tells you dependably, there is NO SAFE TIME to have unprotected intercourse. Please be sexually responsible.
Five days after is fairly conservative (that is what I practice) but five days before is disastrous unless you have been tracking your basal temperatures to insure that you have ovulated.
I hate to say, "Yes, its a good rule of thumb", and then be responsible for your pregnancy. The problem with using a "rule of thumb" is that it is only an approximation to the real answer. Even "5 days before" your period is risky, specially for a teen or young women. How many times has your period been later than you planned? If you use the "5 days before rule of thumb" you may being having intercourse during the fertile time of your late period! I wouldn't recommend "5 days before) without some other physical indicator. During your period is as close to perfectly safe as you can get. Next, is up to 5 days after...but even that I don't really feel comfortable with for teens. There are a lot of questions that start, "What are my chances of getting pregnant if..." and I find these oh-so humorous and oh-so sad at the same time. Call me a grossly insensitive male, but why would you take such chances with something so important that it affects your life and the life of the fetus? If one of those things did happen, don't fret about it - it already happed! And definately, don't wait for some FAQFARM answer - go get a pregnancy test and then make an informed decision. Every day that goes by is critical. If you abort (not my suggested option) the older the fetus, the more tramatic the event for both of you. If you decide to go full term - the early you get pre-natal care, the better it is for you and the baby. Sorry about the soap box, but worry is always the worst decision. It won't change anything. There are people on both sides of the abortion question who want to help you. (I know I've probaly made some of you angry. If you want to vent, but feel this isn't the forum, write me: gws5284-faqfarm@yahoo.com )
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Hi there. Yes these are all signs of pregnancy.
What happens if a guy doesn't pull out of you after he shoots?
If by shoot you mean ejaculate then, if the man or women isn't wearing protection and the women doesn't take the morning after contraception then she will almost definitely get pregnant. But because this is in the Gay and Bisexual Bit then i guess you mean man on man? If so then because men can't get pregnant then nothing. :)
Absolutely if he ejaculated in you while you were ovulating. Take a pregnancy test.
If a guy doesn't pull outWhat does that mean?
That simply means that he cannot resist the pleasure of sex enough to pull out in time. Men who are experienced in the "withdrawal method" can anticipate when they should pull out, and then pull out.
Does the shettles method work?
No, it does not. I tried it with my first child & ended up with a boy (we wanted a girl). Since then, I have also talked to many people. Not a single one was able to obtain the desired gender. Shettles is a scam- just a method to make money by selling books. Whatever you do- don't fall for it. Save your money and thry a method that actually works.
UMMM no offense but that is just sortof a stupid answer. listen you have more or less a 50/50 chance in a perfect world. so the worst u can do is 50%. so whoever answered that it didnt work for anybody is sort of ridiculus because even if it doesnt work you still have a 50 50 shot. saying that it didnt work for anybody means that not only does it not work but somehow the shettles method makes is LESS likey to gender select, which is a dumb thing to say. as far as the shettles method is concerned, the NEJM has done a study and said that that timing sex with ovulation has no effect. ive read the shettles method and it does seem to be based on some level of science. I think it would be worth trying and is def. more convenient that IVF and other options. one interesting side note; ive read that the shettles method is 80 to 85% accurate. i looked up the book on amazon and i calculated the reviews (there were almost 200 i believe). The amount of reviewers that got the baby gender they wanted: @82%. hmmm interesting i think.
(b011381) It worked for our first, and my friends baby. I am pregnant now and I am 95% sure that I am having a girl because of the timing.
Be encouraged! Shettles DID work for us. 4 - 5 days prior to ovulation and got pregnant with a little girl. I think it does work as family members have also tried it and it worked with them having a girl.
Chances of getting pregnant if he pulls out?
If it's after ovulation than your chances are rather lower than higher. The pulling-out method is not effective in preventing pregnancy because you can get pregnant from pre-cum which is the fluid that contains thousands of sperm that the man releases before actual ejaculation, therefore by the time he ejaculates and pull-out he won't be aware of when he releases the pre-cum. And even though he ejaculates out, sperm are fast swimmers there's millions of them some of them might already went there before he puuls out. .
What if a guy wants to use withdrawal?
You tell him straight out "NO!" If he doesn't like it, tell him to use it with someone else!
Can a woman still get pregnant if the man withdraws and she gushes?
When a woman "gushes" this is simply the result of an orgasm that some women experience and is not related to pregnancy or fertilization.
Yes, a woman can still get pregnant even if a man withdrawals. The reason for this is that even before ejaculating, a man produces a clear liquid that is used for lubrication. This liquid is not semen, but it can contain some sperm and hence can sometimes get a woman pregnant.
What is more effective condoms oral contraceptives IUD's or withdrawal?
Condoms are the only contraceptives that prevent both pregnancy and the spread of STD's, so they are hands-down the best method of contraception (with a success rate upwards of 98% when used correctly). To absolutely prevent pregnancy, it would be wise to use condoms AND a daily oral contraceptive (in case of condom failure, daily oral contraceptives are up to 99% effective when used correctly).
well if there was no pre-ejaculation or ejaculation, what do ya think??? there is a 0 chance of it without any ejaculation retard.
Using the "withdrawal" method or "pullout" method is NOT a form of birth control. It is 100% possible for you to get pregnant with this method...not 100% you will...just 100% POSSIBLE.
Condoms are only 99.9% accurate...you should still use a second form of birth control as condoms can break or have leaks.
In withdrawal bleeding is clotting common?
No. Withdrawal is NOT a safe method of birth control, and the bleeding needs to be checked out by your doctor.
How effective is the withdrawal method after stopping birth control pills?
Depending on when you stopped using birth control can change the effectiveness of the withdrawal method. Missing one or two pills in your pill pack can cause you to become pregnant even if you use the withdrawal method. The withdrawal method is not very effective even without the use of birth control pills because the man does not have to ejaculate for a woman to get pregnant since there can be sperm in pre-ejaculate fluid. The withdrawal method usually results in pregnancy 8 times out of every 10 women or 80%. Therefore, this method is not very effective.
