What does extracorporeal ejaculation mean? Do you know this?

It is actually very easy to understand extracorporeal ejaculation. When the man feels that he is about to ejaculate, he pulls out his penis and ejaculates the semen outside the woman's body to avoid the semen being ejaculated into the woman's uterus and causing pregnancy. This is the so-called extracorporeal ejaculation. Let's take a look at its advantages and disadvantages.

1. What is extracorporeal ejaculation?

Extracorporeal ejaculation refers to a method in which the penis is pulled out during sexual intercourse, when ejaculation is about to occur, so that the semen is ejaculated outside the woman's body. This method may be able to prevent pregnancy, but it is also extremely harmful to the body. So, what exactly is extracorporeal ejaculation?

Experts say that ejaculation is a reflexive action of male animals to release semen during sexual intercourse. For humans, ejaculation is a series of coordinated actions that pass through the reproductive tract, and semen is released from the penis.

Extracorporeal ejaculation involves a two-step spinal reflex, the primary of which is centered in the lumbar spinal cord and is triggered by tactile receptors on the glans penis.

2. Advantages and disadvantages of extracorporeal ejaculation

advantage:

Many people like to use the external ejaculation method for contraception because taking birth control pills has serious side effects, such as depression, vaginal dryness, loss of libido, weight gain, headaches, etc. The external ejaculation method does not require any cost, does not require any tools or drugs, has no physical side effects, and does not affect the pleasure of sex.

shortcoming:

Compared with using condoms, taking birth control pills, and using contraceptive rings, the success rate of the external ejaculation method is relatively low. Although the use of the external ejaculation method does not cost anything, due to the low success rate, users have to bear a greater risk of pregnancy.

3. The dangers of extracorporeal ejaculation

Some young couples use the contraceptive method of ejaculation outside the body during sexual intercourse. This method seems simple and easy, but it has many disadvantages.

Can easily lead to contraceptive failure

Ejaculation outside the body means that when sexual intercourse reaches climax and ejaculation is about to occur, sexual intercourse is interrupted immediately, so that the semen is discharged outside. Why does this natural contraceptive method often fail to achieve the purpose of contraception?

There are three reasons why it is easy to fail:

(1) Before ejaculation, sperm cells usually flow out of the urethra as the vas deferens contracts. Each drop contains about 50,000 sperm. If it flows into the vagina, one drop of semen is enough to fertilize a woman.

(2) At the most tense stage of the sprint, the timing of pulling out the penis may be too late because the man is attached to the pleasure, causing part of the semen to be ejaculated in the vagina;

(3) Sometimes after ejaculation outside the vagina, the man immediately touches the woman's vulva with his hands to make her reach orgasm, or has sexual intercourse a second time not long after. In both cases, the fingers and penis may bring sperm back into the vagina.