Someone on Instagram mentioned that peeing immediately after intercourse can reduce the chances of pregnancy. I'm not sure if this is reliable information. Can anyone tell me if there's any truth to it?
4 months ago
Do not trust these bizarre internet myths. There is absolutely no scientific connection between peeing and reducing pregnancy risk. Always consult a certified doctor for contraceptive advice.
4 months ago
No baby, it does not reduce the chances at all. The pathways are entirely different inside our body. Please use safe methods suggested by a doctor.
9 months ago
Speaking from years of marriage, absolutely not. If you want to prevent pregnancy, you need barrier methods or hormonal contraceptives. Peeing is only useful to prevent painful infections.
7 months ago
Ho na, people think it washes everything out but actually that is not true. Peeing only keeps your bladder clean, it doesn't lessen the chance of getting pregnant.
9 months ago
Absolutely not! If this worked, my wife and I wouldn't be awake at 4 AM making baby formula right now. Save yourself the exhaustion and buy actual protection.
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7 months ago
I totally get it, sometimes we look for quick reassurances when we are worried. But medically, it doesn't lessen the risk of pregnancy at all. Take a deep breath and contact your doctor for proper options.
6 months ago
In our long married life, we always knew that hygiene is good, but family planning requires proper medical methods. Peeing won't stop a child from coming. Don't worry, but do use correct protection.
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