How To Not Get Pregnant After He Came In You

How To Not Get Pregnant After He Came In You

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Many women spend the better part of their fertile years actively trying not to get pregnant, so it might be a surprise to learn that conception isn't that easy. Indeed, there's a relatively short window during a woman's cycle (about 48 hours long) that's ideal for conceiving, whether or not she's on birth control or actively trying, says Anate Brauer, M.D., a reproductive endocrinologist at the Greenwich Fertility and IVF Centers and assistant professor of OB-GYN at NYU School of Medicine.

According to the American Pregnancy Association , a healthy 30-year-old has a 20 percent chance of pregnancy each month with frequent unprotected sex. Of course, every woman is different, and you should always use protection if you're not trying to conceive. But if you're wondering which occasions make for the least likely opportunity, check out these expert-stamped scenarios where your chances of pregnancy are lowest.

Birth control—whether it's the pill, patch, ring, implant, IUD, or the shot (Depo-Provera )—greatly decreases your chances of conception. These methods work in various ways; for example, IUDs block sperm from reaching the egg, while hormonal contraception (like the pill, ring, and patch) prevent the recruitment of a mature egg, explains Dr. Brauer. Even if you're committed to taking your birth control, you still have to use it correctly and consistently.

Also, if you rely on contraceptive pills , take note: Some pill packs contain four to seven days of sugar pills without any hormones. In rare ocassions, this may be long enough to allow for recruitment of a mature egg. "This is often referred to as 'escape ovulation' and is one reason for oral hormonal contraception failure," says Dr. Brauer. Missing doses of hormonal contraception could also increase the chances of accidental pregnancy.

How hard is it to get pregnant on birth control? If you're on birth control and following all instructions, then your chances of getting pregnant are generally less than 1 percent. The effectiveness decreases with "typical use" (not using the method correctly and consistently for every sexual encounter).

While it's not totally impossible to get pregnant while Aunt Flo is in town , your chances are pretty darn slim. If you consider what's actually happening inside your body, you can understand it a bit better: The egg that was growing inside your ovaries wasn't fertilized and, as a result, your uterine lining sheds (this is the "blood" that's released) and prepares to grow new follicles (eggs) for your next cycle. In other words, the egg that was viable for fertilization has now been flushed along with your period.

The only way you can get pregnant on your period? Having particularly short cycles with ovulation that occurs soon after menstruation. "Sperm can live in the uterus for up to five days, so if you have intercourse towards the end of your period, sperm can still hang around long enough to fertilize an egg that is released days after your period ends," explains Dr. Brauer.

How hard is it to get pregnant while on your period? It's possible to get pregnant by having sex on your period, but the chances are extremely low. The exact risk depends upon the length of your cycle.

This old-school method of preventing pregnancy is a far cry from a myth. It's not foolproof and it can certainly result in pregnancy, but it does significantly decrease your chances of getting pregnant. In case you need a refresher course on the pull-out method, also known as withdrawal, it involves the male partner pulling out of the vagina before he ejaculates. The problem, however, is that pre-ejaculate or precum, the bodily fluid that's released from the penis before an actual ejaculation, very well may contain active and viable sperm .

Additionally, Mark Trolice, M.D., reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialist at My Fertility CARE: The IVF Center in Winter Park, Florida, explains that most men aren't aware of when they release this precum. "Because it's hard to predict when pre-ejaculation occurs, the withdrawal method is often fraught with peril and certainly not the most reliable method out there," he says.

How hard is it to get pregnant while using withdrawal? Withdrawal is about 96 percent effective with perfect use and 82 percent effective with typical use. If you really want to avoid pregnancy, choose a different contraceptive method (or double up with another method, such as condoms.)

When using a condom, it's vital to do so correctly. This means the condom is rolled onto the male partner's penis before there's any contact between genitals and skin (because precum could potentially lead to conception). You can make rubbers even more effective by pairing them with another form of birth control, like an IUD or the pill, or using them in combination with the pull-out method.

How hard is it to get pregnant while using a condom? Your chance of getting pregnant with condom use is about 15 percent—and that's accounting for human error. With perfect condom use every single time, those odds decrease to 2 percent, according to Planned Parenthood .

If you haven't had a period after giving birth, especially if you're breastfeeding, it's actually unlikely that you can become pregnant . "While breastfeeding, the hormone estrogen, which is responsible for getting your period each month, is suppressed," explains Sherry Ross, M.D., OB-GYN, Women's Health Expert in Santa Monica, and author of She-ology: The Definitive Guide to Women's Intimate Health. Period. "Additionally, the hormone that stimulates breast milk production, prolactin, also prevents ovulation from occurring because it inhibits the FSH hormone that triggers your ovaries to grow and release eggs."

How hard is it to get pregnant while breastfeeding? Without a period, you won't ovulate regularly so it's less likely to become pregnant—though it's certainly not impossible.

Thanks to that good-old biological clock, a woman's chances of getting pregnant wane over time . Women are born with some 1 million to 2 million eggs; there's only about 300,000 left when they get their first period and 25,000 left by their late 30s. This means that a woman's chances of becoming pregnant in her early 40s are pretty slim, though it's by no means impossible. "As we get closer to 40, the ticking of our biological clock becomes louder and by 44, it can be deafening," she says. "Fertility decreases by as much as 95 percent in women between 40 and 45 years of age."

How hard is it to get pregnant over 44 years old? According to Dr. Ross, women over the age of 44 have a less than 5 percent chance of getting pregnant each month.

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Many couples want to have children but only with proper planning. To prevent unwanted pregnancy, many women use contraceptive pills which have adverse effects on the body in the long run. There are also a number of home remedies that can help you prevent pregnancy. Of course, none of these methods is 100% effective; they are all just precautionary. So, it’s always best to practise safe sex as much as you can!
There are some methods of preventing pregnancy, which go hand-in-hand with the human body and medical science. Some of them are:
This method provides an added layer of precaution if you already have some kind of protection in place. You can avoid the ovulation days, which usually occur two weeks before the period. A good way to go about it is to consult a fertility expert to track your ovulation days and schedule your intercourse accordingly.
The male partner can take care not to ejaculate inside his partner. This method requires practice, and there’s a risk that the sperm might somehow enter the vagina. Therefore, it’s better to do this along with other proven contraceptive methods.
Once your period ends, you can start tracking your basal body temperature. When ovulation begins, the temperature starts rising and peaks on the day of ovulation. You can avoid conception if you avoid sex during this period.
A woman’s body produces a transparent, jelly-like discharge in the days leading up to ovulation. Abstaining from sex during this period can prevent ovulation.
The following contraceptive methods are considered to be useful; however, there is no scientific evidence that they are 100% effective.
Some believe if you have unsafe intercourse, having papaya twice a day for the next 3-4 days may reduce the chances of an unwanted pregnancy . Some also believe that when the fruit is consumed by the male partner, it can reduce sperm count.
Ginger is believed to induce a period and prevent pregnancy. Some grated ginger boiled in a cup of water for five minutes can be strained and consumed twice a day. However, this remedy also does not guarantee results.
Apricot is believed to prevent pregnancy in a natural way. Traditionally, about 100 gms of dried apricots are boiled in a cup of water with 2 tablespoons of honey. This concoction may be a great option for a beverage, but may not work to prevent a pregnancy though.
Figs promote blood circulation; however, no studies prove that eating dried figs after having unsafe intercourse can help prevent pregnancy. Also, overeating figs can cause an upset stomach.
Cinnamon is a great spice to add flavour to foods, but it is also believed to stimulate the uterus, and cause miscarriage . Once again, there is no evidence that it can prevent pregnancies, cause a miscarriage and can be used as a birth control method .
Juniper berries also make it to the list of remedies that many believe can help prevent pregnancy. You can relish the fruit when it’s in season, but in no way is it a natural contraceptive method.
Drinking 1/4th teaspoon of asafoetida mixed in water to avoid a pregnancy is another mid wives’ tale we do not recommend.
Parsley is also believed to be an effective home remedy to prevent pregnancy. However, no studies have proven that it is a mild herb.
Another old wives’ tale suggests injecting neem oil into the uterus to kill the sperm or taking neem tablets to promote temporary sterility in men. Again, there is no scientific proof that these remedies could work.
Some believe the properties of pineapple can prevent pregnancy; therefore, they suggest eating an unripe pineapple every day for 2-3 days after sex. Again, no study supports this myth, and the pineapple is better enjoyed as a delicious fruit in moderate quantities.
The rutin in buckwheat is believed to prevent implantation, but medical science doesn’t support this myth.
Eating a wild yam twice a day regularly for one or two months is also believed to work as a birth control remedy. But, it is just a belief and has no medical evidence that it can prevent a pregnancy.
Another home remedy to prevent a pregnancy is to mix a teaspoon of the dried and powdered root and mix it with half a cup of cold water. You may try it if you’ve had Indian turnip before; however, do not get your hopes up as it is not a proven remedy.
There are certain things you should keep in mind when you use any of the above home remedies:
As mentioned at the beginning of the article, the home remedies to prevent unwanted pregnancy are not as effective as condoms, contraceptive pills or other medical contraceptive devices. Practising safe sex is always the best option. Consult your doctor so that you can proceed without anxiety or fear. After all, it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

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Unable To Get Pregnant: What Now?

YEAH ME AND BOYFRIEND THERE ARE TIMES WE DON'T USE CONDUMS AND HE CUMS INSIDE OF ME AND I EXPECT 2 GET PREGNANT BUT I DON'T. BUT BOTH OF US ARE NORMAL I MEAN I HAVE MY PERIOD EVERY MONTH AND HE COULD HAVE BABIES 2 BUT WHEN IT COMES 2 THE DAY I'M SUPPOSED 2 GET MY PERIOD I THINK I AIN'T GONNA HAVE IT BUT I DO? WHAT IS WRONG?

Im in the same situation ! .. My boyfriend has completely cummed inside of me 3 times and nothing. I think I won't get my period and I do. Before I do my breasts get really tender and I feel sick in the mornings. One month I never got my period and I would have sworn I was prego.. but nothing. I read in a book that sometimes you really are pregnant but you end up getting a miscarriage and hence leaves you with blood. I have NO idea what's going on! - a very frustrated me. %-)

It'll happen soon enough. So wear condoms. Three years without ever using them an now I'm pregnant after starting to finally think maybe we couldn't have kids. No regrets though! I'm in a good situation to have a Baby. But if you aren't, you should wear them and don't ever take that for granted..

In reply to Guest on 2007-04-20 - click to read

Im on the same page as you, my boyfriend has cum in me 3 times now and its been at least 3 or 4 weeks and my tummy gets really bloated and everything but then i take a test and im never pregnant?? im abit worried that i cant have kids??

You need to be ovulating to get pregnant.
There is a window of around 24 hours in a month that a women can become pregnant. During this time a fertile egg drops and waits for the sperm. This egg only lives for 24 hours. If the egg is not fertilized by a sperm during this time the egg dies and the uterus beings lining itself with blood than about two weeks later you have your period to wash away the dead egg.

If you want to become pregnant you should read about the ovulation process as well as getting to know your complete menstrual cycle because its more then just bleeding once a month. You body gives you signs of when you're about to ovulate and when you are ovulating.

He can cum in you a million times but if you're not ovulating than you can not get pregnant

In reply to sheridanbell on 2012-11-05 - click to read

Me too!!! Me and my boyfriend tried getting me pregnant and nothing

I'm in the same situation I'm scared I want to know what's going on why I don't get pregnant :/ because my period its normal I get it every month and my boyfriend I think its normal but I don't know if something wrong with him or me but then I doubt its me because my period its perfectly normal I'm scared I want to go to my doctor but I don't know what to do if I should or not because my mom is not like iwanna get pregnant but I wanna have a check up if is me because I really want to have kids of course and I'm about to turn 18 please somebody give me edvice

In reply to Joanah_c on 2014-05-18 - click to read

First off, we don't even consider fertility issues until at least a year has passed - with regular intercourse. The odds of getting pregnant at any one time, even when the timing is "perfect" is only about 20%.
It also depends upon when you are having sex. Usually a woman will ovulate sometime between about day 11 and 16 of her cycle. Day 1 is when her period STARTS. Sperm can survive about 5 days and the egg for 48 hours. Ideally you'd have sex just before you ovulate.
There are ovulating test kits, work like a pregnancy test, or you can monitor your cervical mucous or body basal temp to determine when you're ovulating.
If it has been more than a year then both you and your partner should see a fertility specialist. You can expect a full internal and physical exam including blood work. Your partner will also have a "semen analysis."
Good luck everyone.

Don't you people understand that perfectly healthy fertile people can try for months or even years to have children. My bf has ejaculated inside me once but I didn't get pregnant. Infancy it would be extremely unlucky if the odd time you weren't using any contraception you got pregnant. But that's just how it works.

Hey Me and My Boyfriend Would Do This Alot Too,I Was 14 And We Were Both Virgens. The First Times We Did It We Used Condoms,Then He Said He Couldnt Feel Much So We Did It Without Condoms And He Told Me He Would Pull Out . (btw hes 16) But Later On He Told Me He Cummed All Inside Me.I Wasnt Shocked Because We Both Wanted A Baby At That Time.So He Cummed Inside Me Everytime For About 2Months And We Had Sex About 3/4 Times In A Day When We Saw Each Other. He Urinates After One . I Have Never Gotten Pregnant The Only Thing That Has Changed Was My Period . It Went From Every Month 7Days To After 3Months To Only 4Days. Its Been A Year. Nowadays We Pull Out Because We Got Lucky Those Times. But The Last Time He Cummed Inside Of Me Was In March 2014 And Still No Pregnancy. Its Not August But We Have Always Been Having Sex From 2-4 Times A Day. I Stay At His House Alot Too. But He Pulls Out, Urinates The Same Way,I Do Oral To Get Everything Else Off . When He Urinates As Well He Cleans Himself Off.I Dont Think He Pre-Cums . But I Want To Know Why Wasnt I Ever Pregnant. And If We Try Again Do You Think Theres A Chance Or No?... Im Wondering If I Can Have Ch
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