| coitus interruptus |
Withdrawal of the penis during penile-vaginal intercourse before ejaculation.
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| coitus interruptus |
Withdrawal of the penis from the vagina just before ejaculation. It is thought to be the oldest method of contraception and is mentioned in the Book of Genesis. The method is not reliable (failure rate is above 15%) because small amounts of sperm containing seminal fluid may be emitted before full sensation leading to ejaculation is felt. Unwanted conceptions may carry the risk of conflict, resentment and prenatal/postnatal neglect. ...
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| coitus during pregnancy |
Sexual intercourse during pregnancy. There is no evidence that this has adverse effects on the pregnancy or the embryo (i.e., perinatal mortality). Also, sexual intercourse does not initiate labor.
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| coitus Saxonius |
Coitus with manual pressure of the urethra at the underside of the penis or in the perineum to block the emission of semen at ejaculation; also called the squeeze technique. The woman may do this to prevent her partner's prematur
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