What is extracorporeal ejaculation?

In the life of both sexes, we often encounter the problem of contraception. Most contraceptive methods are performed by women, while extracorporeal ejaculation is performed by men. However, extracorporeal ejaculation is an extremely unreliable contraceptive method. If the male has semen flowing out before ejaculation, it is easy to cause pregnancy in women. If women have multiple abortions, it will cause great harm to their bodies. Each miscarriage increases the chance of infertility. What exactly is extracorporeal ejaculation?

Extracorporeal ejaculation mainly refers to the process of the male quickly withdrawing his penis from the vagina and ejaculating semen outside the female body when he is about to ejaculate during sexual intercourse. Many people do not prepare before sex, and always use extracorporeal ejaculation as a contraceptive measure after sex, because they think that extracorporeal ejaculation is to ejaculate sperm outside the body instead of entering the female vagina, so pregnancy should not occur. But in fact, this is not the case.

Is the extracorporeal ejaculation method reliable?

During sex, male semen is not necessarily ejaculated at orgasm. Some semen may have already flowed out during sex. Even if the penis is pulled out of the vagina before orgasm or ejaculation, it is still difficult to rule out the possibility of conception. As long as a drop of semen flows into the vaginal opening, it may lead to pregnancy. If a boy cannot grasp the rhythm during intercourse and pulls out the penis in advance without leaking a drop of semen, it will definitely not lead to pregnancy. The key is that this rhythm is difficult to grasp, and long-term ejaculation outside the body is likely to cause premature ejaculation in men. In this way, even if the man does not want to ejaculate inside the body, he cannot grasp the rhythm. The final result is often contrary to one's wishes.

The failure rate of extracorporeal ejaculation is very high. According to statistics, if extracorporeal ejaculation is used for contraception, the failure rate will be more than 90%. Because many people do not master extracorporeal ejaculation well. The so-called extracorporeal ejaculation means that men must control it and pull out the penis before ejaculation, so that the semen is discharged outside the female reproductive tract. Men must remain highly vigilant during the entire sexual intercourse. In the long run, it will put a great pressure on men's sexual psychology, and it is not easy to master it. Many people fail to master it in the end and ejaculate inside. It leads to complaints between the two people, which not only affects the quality of sex life, but also affects the relationship between the two.

The dangers of extracorporeal ejaculation

1. It may easily lead to contraceptive failure

Extracorporeal ejaculation refers to the interruption of sexual intercourse immediately when sexual intercourse reaches climax and the moment of ejaculation is about to occur, so that the semen is discharged outside. However, this natural contraceptive method often fails to achieve the purpose of contraception, because during sexual intercourse between men and women, when sexual excitement reaches a climax, a small amount of semen will overflow into the vagina along with the contraction of the vas deferens. Although the amount of semen is small, the number of sperm is the largest, so it is easy to conceive.

2. It is easy to cause disharmony between husband and wife. This seemingly scientific but unscientific contraceptive method often creates a gap between husband and wife. For example, if the woman becomes pregnant, the man does not think that it is caused by the semen entering the vagina beforehand, but mistakenly thinks that the woman is unfaithful, which leads to quarrels and casts a shadow on the relationship between the couple.

3. It is easy to cause women to suffer from sexual frigidity: When the sexual intercourse reaches the climax, the woman has not yet obtained sexual satisfaction. The man forcibly interrupts the sexual intercourse and ejaculates outside the body, which makes the woman's sexual excitement plummet, her sexual psychology is suppressed, and she is psychologically stimulated. If this continues, it will lead to sexual frigidity.

4. It is easy to cause functional anejaculation syndrome: During sexual intercourse, the penis is at climax due to sexual excitement, and becomes more erect and harder before ejaculation. If sexual intercourse is interrupted forcibly at this time, and ejaculation occurs outside the body, the function of the central nervous system and the lumbar sacral ejaculation center will be impaired. Over time, it is easy to suffer from functional anejaculation syndrome.

5. Prone to sexual neurasthenia: During the entire process of sexual life, the sexual response of men is completed under the control of the cerebral cortex. The psychological and physiological stimulation during sexual intercourse will cause a series of changes and reactions. The high excitement will cause mental tension, faster heartbeat, and increased blood pressure. At the same time, the reproductive organs will show signs of erection due to congestion of the penis blood vessels and muscle contraction. If sexual intercourse is suddenly interrupted when reaching climax, it will inevitably have a negative impact on sexual psychology. Over time, sexual neurasthenia is likely to occur, causing symptoms such as premature ejaculation and impotence.