It’s not true. Peeing after intercourse is still helpful for preventing urinary tract diseases, and won’t keep you from getting pregnant. The best way to prevent pregnancy after an act of unprotected intercourse is by taking emergency contraception — also known as the morning-after pill....CONTINUE READING
People may have heard that peeing after intercourse is helpful, particularly for women. This is because peeing flushes bacteria out of the body, which may enable prevent a urinary tract from formulating.
Peeing after intercourse will not prevent pregnancy. The urethra and vagina are different parts of the female anatomy. As a result, peeing will not affect any sperm that enter the vagina. Using some form of birth control is the only way to prevent pregnancy during intercourse.
Urinating (peeing) after intercourse will not affect whether you get pregnant. The only way to prevent pregnancy is to use a helpful birth control method.
It’s not incredible that you’re unsure about how to prevent pregnancy though. There are a lot of myths about how pregnancy occurs and ways to keep from getting pregnant.
For a pregnancy to start up, sperm needs to arrive into contact with an egg cell inside a fallopian tube. Sperm are cells found in semen (come/cum, or ejaculate). For sperm to meet an egg, the sperm needs to travel through the vagina, cervix, and uterus and into a fallopian duct.
