Is withdrawal method really safe?

Withdrawal (coitus interruptus) is not a completely safe method of contraception. This method relies on voluntary control of ejaculation timing to prevent sperm from entering the female body. In practice, it is difficult to accurately predict the moment of ejaculation, and there remains a risk that some sperm may have already entered the vagina during intercourse. Furthermore, even if the penis is withdrawn immediately before ejaculation, pregnancy cannot be entirely ruled out. Therefore, for couples with high demands for effective contraception, withdrawal is not a reliable method. To achieve effective birth control, it is recommended to use more reliable methods such as condoms, oral contraceptives, or intrauterine devices (IUDs), ensuring contraceptive effectiveness and protecting both partners' health. Additionally, attention should be paid to hygiene and frequency of sexual activity to avoid unnecessary complications and health issues.