What Are The Chances of Getting Pregnant without Ejaculation?
It is absolutely possible to become pregnant even if a man does
not ejaculate, or does not ejaculate during intercourse. The
most reliable methods of birth control involve the use of either
a contraceptive medication, such as birth control pills, or a
barrier, such as a condom.  It is possible for pre-seminal fluid
(sometimes called precum) to have sperm in it. While pre-seminal
fluid is not produced with sperm in it, if there is sperm in the
man’s urethra from a previous ejaculation, the pre-seminal fluid
may pick up the sperm and carry it along. If a man urinates
after a previous ejaculation but before having sex, it is much
less likely that his pre-seminal fluid will have sperm in it.
There are other factors that make “pulling out” a higher risk
for becoming pregnant. Trying to avoid getting pregnant without
ejaculation relies on the man’s ability to know his own body. He
has to be able to tell right away when he is about to ejaculate
so that