The withdrawal method of contraception, also known as coitus interruptus, is the practice of withdrawing the penis from the vagina and away from a woman’s external genitals before ejaculation to prevent pregnancy. The goal of the withdrawal method is to prevent sperm from entering the vagina.

Using the withdrawal method for birth control requires self-control. Even then, the withdrawal method isn’t an especially effective form of birth control. Sperm may enter the vagina if withdrawal isn’t properly timed or if the pre-ejaculation fluid contains sperm. The withdrawal method doesn’t offer protection from sexually transmitted infections.

The withdrawal method of contraception can help prevent pregnancy. Among various benefits, the withdrawal method:

Is free and readily available
Has no side effects
Doesn’t require a fitting or prescription
Some couples choose to use the withdrawal method because they don’t want to use other contraceptive methods.

Using the withdrawal method to prevent pregnancy doesn’t pose any direct risks, but it doesn’t offer protection from sexually transmitted infections. Some couples also feel that the withdrawal method disrupts sexual pleasure.

As many as 28 out of 100 women who practice the withdrawal method for one year will get pregnant.

To use the withdrawal method:

Properly time withdrawal. When a man feels he’s about to ejaculate, he must withdraw his penis from the woman’s vagina. Make sure that ejaculation occurs away from the woman’s genitals.

Take precautions before having sex again. If you plan to have sex again within a short period of time, make sure the man urinates and cleans off the tip of his penis first. This will help remove any remaining sperm from the previous ejaculation.

If ejaculation isn’t properly timed and you’re concerned about pregnancy, consult your health care provider about emergency contraception.


http://www.womanlycare.com/withdrawal-method-coitus-interruptus-what-you-should-know/

Coitus interruptus sometimes fail people, so they say.

ToriBlue:
Coitus interruptus sometimes fail people, so they say.

Properly time withdrawal. When a man feels he’s about to ejaculate, he must withdraw his joystick from the woman’s vagina. Make sure that ejaculation occurs away from the woman’s genitals.

Take precautions before having sex again. If you plan to have sex again within a short period of time, make sure the man urinates and cleans off the tip of his joystick first. This will help remove any remaining sperm from the previous ejaculation.

chaii... sometyms u're ready to withdraw n within those split seconds she'll beg u not to, mehn e no easy o

Luizkid:
chaii... sometyms u're ready to withdraw n within those split seconds she'll beg u not to, mehn e no easy o

That is why as many as 28 out of 100 women who practice the withdrawal method for one year will get pregnant.

Chiditron:

Properly time withdrawal. When a man feels he’s about to ejaculate, he must withdraw his joystick from the woman’s vagina. Make sure that ejaculation occurs away from the woman’s genitals.

Take precautions before having sex again. If you plan to have sex again within a short period of time, make sure the man urinates and cleans off the tip of his joystick first. This will help remove any remaining sperm from the previous ejaculation.

Properly timed or not, if ur sperm is super active ur precum definitely contains sperm and would get her pregnant. Like is clearly stated, not 100% guaranteed whether properly timed or not

Nbote:


Properly timed or not, if ur sperm is super active ur precum definitely contains sperm and would get her pregnant. Like is clearly stated, not 100% guaranteed whether properly timed or not

I totally agree with you. Like I said, this is just one method and may not prevent pregnancy, that is why it has about 28% failure rate

ToriBlue:
Coitus interruptus sometimes fail people, so they say.

Well i have been using i and it has never failed me

Onyeka64:





Well i have been using i and it has never failed me

Many claim it has failed them. For how many years have you been using it? Do you use it during her ovulation period cos that's very risk?

ToriBlue:
Many claim it has failed them. For how many years have you been using it? Do you use it during her ovulation period cos that's very risk?

Yes anytime