Yes/no?

Question

Are condoms and pullout method enough for avoiding preg?

Answer

It should be. Unless condoms break and the man may have pre cum but it’s unlikely to get pregnant with this

Answer

I’d say you’d most likely be fine, but if you wanted to combine a 3rd method, maybe use a spermicidal lube.

Answer

As long as the condoms are stored correctly and don't break, you'd be extremely unlucky to get pregnant.

Answer

Its not 100%.

Answer

i’d say yes but essentially no, i’ve seen many polls and posts on here where people stated they got pregnant exactly this way.

Answer

I’ve used the pull out method and condoms for years & worked for me! But yeah have to be careful

Answer

Dude its sooooo common to get preg off of condoms only or even pull out method. Dont listen to everybody saying yes youll be fine. You should always have a second method of control such as spermicide or you could even use female condoms... Its sooo easy to get pregnant especially if you dont track ovulation dates, that if you dont want a baby id say dont risk it unless you track yourself.

Answer

Don't do pull out. Just wear condoms

Answer

It's pretty effective but very few things are 100% effective. Someone on here just yesterday claims they use 3 types of contraception and still gets pregnant. Not sure what 3 methods but some people do end up in the fraction of a percent of people who use multiple methods and still get pregnant. Some people use pull out for years and get lucky and dont get pregnant and other people beat the odds and get pregnant in spite of all their best efforts and precautions. Your job is to assess the level of risk you're willing to accept, familiarize yourself with the ways in which your method could fail, have a back up plan etc.

Answer

Not always.

Yes/no?

Let's Glow!

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey