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If you use a condom , birth control , and the "pulling out method " is it still possible to get pregnate from precum?
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Low risk: Condom and birth control use are both effective at reducing risk of pregnancy. The "pull out" method is of little to no value as pre-cum contains sperm. The only 100% effective method of avoiding pregnancy is to abstain.
Answered 8/15/2017
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