If the man doesn’t use a condom and doesn’t ejaculate during intercourse, the woman can get pregnant, but the likelihood of pregnancy is very low. If the physiological functions of both men and women are normal, and the man does not use a condom during intercourse and does not ejaculate in the woman’s vagina, there is also a certain possibility of pregnancy. During sexual intercourse, before the male ejaculation, there will often be a certain amount of prostate fluid secretion, in these prostate fluids, often mixed with a small amount of sperm, these sperm can enter the female vagina with the sexual activity. If the woman is ovulating at this time, as long as there is a healthy sperm and egg combination, it can lead to pregnancy. If a woman does not want to get pregnant, she should use effective contraception during intercourse, such as condoms or oral contraceptives.