Someone told me that urinating immediately after intercourse can help prevent pregnancy. Is there any truth to this? My friends and I were discussing different methods, and I want to know if this actually works as a form of contraception.
7 months ago
Nahi yaar, isse pregnancy nahi rukti na. Peeing after sex is good to prevent urinary infections, but sperm goes into a completely different passage. For birth control, you have to use proper methods like condoms.
7 months ago
No, it does not prevent pregnancy at all because the urinary tract and reproductive tract are entirely separate. While I always emphasize clean eating and healthy habits for overall wellness, relying on this for family planning is a big mistake.
5 months ago
No, it doesn't prevent pregnancy at all. The two passages are completely different, so please use proper contraception.
5 months ago
If preventing pregnancy was that simple, we wouldn't need all these pharmaceutical companies! Peeing only helps flush out bacteria so you don't get a painful UTI. For avoiding pregnancy, stick to reliable scientific methods, please.
7 months ago
Honestly, I wish it worked that way, life would be so much easier and I'd get more sleep. But sadly no, the baby-making tube and the pee tube are totally different. Use a condom or pill if you aren't ready for parenthood.
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7 months ago
No, this is a common myth. Urinating after intercourse is highly recommended to avoid UTIs, but it has zero impact on pregnancy prevention because sperm travels through the vagina, not the urethra. Use medically approved contraception instead.
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