Does peeing after sex prevent pregnancy?
I recently heard from my cousin that peeing right after sex can prevent pregnancy. I find it hard to believe, but wanted to ask here if this method is effective at all.
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7 months ago
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No, it doesn't. Just like we need proper medical guidance and regular tests for managing thyroid, family planning also needs proper scientific methods. Don't rely on such myths.
7 months ago
Definitely not. Peeing is only to flush out any bacteria from the urethra to prevent UTIs. For pregnancy prevention, stick to condoms or oral contraceptive pills after talking to a doctor.
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7 months ago
Keep your thoughts positive and clear. Biologically, peeing will not prevent pregnancy as the paths are different. Take good care of your body and use reliable methods.
6 months ago
No, this is a myth. The two systems are completely separate in women. Just buy regular condoms from any chemist shop, it is cheap and the best way to prevent unwanted pregnancy.
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5 months ago
My wife's gynecologist explicitly stated that urine is released from the urethra, whereas sperm enters the vaginal canal. There is no physical contact between the two, so peeing has zero preventive effect.