Chances of getting pregnant if he pulls out?

Answer 1

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. .

Answer 2

Okay, first of all everything about this question is begging for pregnancy. Use protection if you are not ready for a child. I promise a condom (or any form of contraception for that matter) is cheaper than raising a child or an abortion. Second of all if you insist on having unprotected sex, don't do it during your ovulation period. Women who are trying to get pregnant have intercourse while they are ovulation. This is because your body has released it's egg and the egg is hanging out for 1-2 days to see if it is going to get fertilized by your partners sperm. Last of all the pull-out method could possibly be the least effective way to try to prevent pregnancy. Even if a man pulls out in time, pregnancy can still happen. Some experts believe that pre-ejaculate, or pre-cum, can pick up enough sperm left in the urethra from a previous ejaculation to cause pregnancy. If a man urinates between ejaculations before having sex again, it will help clear the urethra of sperm and may increase the effectiveness of withdrawal.

• Use a condom or oral contraceptive
• don't have unprotected intercourse during your ovulation period
• and don't use the pullout method

Answer 3

Every woman is different, some have the worst luck and would still get pregnant in these circumstances. However, using protection is usually good enough, but during ovulation is when the woman is most open to pregnancy...and pulling out should never be considered as a method of "protection" it's not all that reliable.

Answer 4

During intercourse men release small amounts of semen, so there is a chance you could be pregnant. Best way to protect yourself is to take Plan B just to be on the safer side. Next time try to practice a safer method. Birth Control Pills are highly if taken properly.

Answer 5

No, chances are very little, actually quite impossible. It takes alot of semen to enter the fallopian tubes, in order to fertilize an egg.

Answer 6

If any sperm is inside your vagina you may get pregnant, if he pulls out in time you are safe, but you can still get STDs. USE A CONDOM!

Answer 7

Nearly 100%!