Going to the toilet will cause sperm to leak out

There are many methods of contraception, such as taking emergency contraception, wearing condoms, having sex during the safe period, cleaning up after sex, and squatting with weights, all of which can achieve the actual effect of contraception. From the basic principle of contraception, in fact, as long as it can be ensured that sperm does not meet and fuse with egg cells during or after sex, pregnancy can be avoided. However, does urinating after sex to expel sperm make pregnancy possible?

From a normal perspective, urinating after sex does not guarantee that sperm will be completely expelled, so if semen remains in the body, pregnancy is possible. However, during sexual intercourse, every woman has a different effective range of her partner's semen. Squatting with weights immediately after urinating can indeed make semen be expelled with it, but because semen has a certain thickness, and if the effective range is deeper, if the squatting time is not long enough when urinating, sperm and egg cells will have the possibility of meeting, which shows that this contraceptive method is not reliable.

After understanding that urinating after sex will result in unclean sperm discharge, there will of course be different changes in the actual effect of contraceptive measures after sex. In order to better prevent pregnancy, it is necessary to wear condoms, have sex during the safe period or take emergency contraceptives. After making relevant solutions and changes to the storage and survival of sperm in a more critical and comprehensive manner, it will of course prevent the egg cell from meeting and fusing with it and causing pregnancy. Therefore, when dealing with the behavior of urinating after sex, there is still the possibility of pregnancy.

Generally speaking, if you can ensure that the sperm is completely discharged when you urinate after sex, you will not get pregnant. However, if the sperm is not discharged completely, there is a possibility that the egg cell and sperm will combine properly and become pregnant. Therefore, under normal contraceptive measures, urinating after sex to allow sperm to be discharged cannot be used as a common contraceptive method.