Interrupted Sexual Intercourse of Condom?



Is it possible to get pregnant if using interruption of sexual contact as the only means of protection? 

Scientists consider that interrupted sexual contact can’t be regarded as the most secure way to prevent unwanted pregnancy, and especially sexually-transmitted diseases.

In their latest study, British scientists confirmed that pre-seminal liquid produced by 30% of men during sexual contact, but before sperm ejaculation, contains normal, ready for conception spermatozoids.
«This is the first study of its kind, proving that pre-seminal fluid can be fertile», — said the authors of the study, noting that men should use condoms, if they don’t plan to become fathers in the nearest future.

According to the opposite opinion, there is no essential difference in such means of protection as condoms and interruption of sexual contact. The figures show that out of 100 women who use interrupted sexual contact as the only means of protection, four will get pregnant. When it comes to condoms, there is a 2% likeability to get pregnant when using condoms during sex.

Therefore, the chance of getting pregnant from interrupted sexual contact is just 2% higher than in case of using condoms. However, despite of such insignificant advantage in preventing unwanted pregnancy, condoms are by means the only way to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, along with abstinence.

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