Extracorporeal ejaculation mostly refers to ejaculation outside the body. The chance of pregnancy with extracorporeal ejaculation is about 30% to 50%, but the exact chance of pregnancy varies from person to person.
Extracorporeal ejaculation is when a man lets his semen pass outside the girl’s body to prevent pregnancy. As long as the sperm and egg combine during sex, there is a possibility of pregnancy. Even if there is no ejaculation, there will be a certain number of sperm in the prostate fluid, and there is also a chance of pregnancy.
Even if there is no ejaculation, there will be a certain amount of sperm in the prostate fluid, and there is also a chance of pregnancy. Even if some men do not know the exact time of ejaculation well, it will cause the semen to stay in the vagina and increase the chance of pregnancy.
To summarize, for women who do not have the requirement of having children, extracorporeal ejaculation is not recommended for contraception. It is recommended to use condoms, intrauterine devices and other methods of effective contraception to reduce the failure rate of contraception.