Is it good to ejaculate outside the body for a long time?

For men, there is actually no problem if they ejaculate outside the body, but is it good to ejaculate outside the body for a long time? Experts tell everyone that it is actually unhealthy. Although ejaculating outside the body can prevent pregnancy, if it lasts for a long time, it will also cause diseases such as neurasthenia in men. Therefore, occasional ejaculation outside the body is okay, but it must not be for a long time.

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.

If your partner has a sexually transmitted disease or AIDS, using the external ejaculation method does not prevent infection, because viruses and bacteria can also be transmitted to each other through body fluids and mucous membranes.

If the man suddenly interrupts sexual intercourse when he orgasms, it will cause frustration to the other party and make the partner dissatisfied. Scientists Masters and Johnson believe that frequent use of extracorporeal ejaculation can cause premature ejaculation or impotence.

During sexual intercourse, a man's penis will become erect due to sexual excitement. If sexual intercourse is forcibly terminated at this time, the function of the central nervous system and the lumbar ejaculation center will be impaired.

Like many other contraceptive methods, the key to success with IEE is correct use and consistent use. Some research groups have found that if the correct method is not used, the failure rate of IEE is about 15% to 28%. In comparison, the failure rate of taking birth control pills is about 2% to 8%, the failure rate of using IUDs is only about 0.8%, and the failure rate of using condoms is between 10% and 18%. Some people believe that the effect of using IEE is similar to that of using condoms, but further research is needed in this regard. When couples use contraception correctly every time they have sex, the failure rate of extracorporeal ejaculation is 4%. In comparison, when contraception is used every time, the failure rate of taking birth control pills is 0.3%, the failure rate of using birth control rings is 0.6%, and the failure rate of using condoms is 2%.

The main reason for the failure of the external ejaculation method of contraception is that at the moment of ejaculation, if the man cannot withdraw his penis in time, part of the semen will be ejaculated in the vagina, causing the woman to become pregnant. Some people also believe that the failure of the external ejaculation method of contraception is because before the man ejaculates, some sperm will inadvertently flow out and enter the woman's vagina, causing pregnancy. Some research organizations have not found sperm that can cause pregnancy in the body fluids discharged before ejaculation. Most people believe that the reason for the failure of the external ejaculation method of contraception is that before ejaculation, a small amount of semen flows out and enters the woman's vagina. Based on the above reasons, some experts suggest that men should urinate before sexual intercourse to eliminate sperm remaining in the urethra, clean the penis as soon as possible after ejaculation, and avoid touching the woman's vulva with their hands.