MEN BEWARE:Shocking ways she can get pregnant without having s3x

Technically it’s possible to get pregnant without having sex, even if you’re a virgin.

If you’re not planning on having a baby any time soon, it’s important to know what kind of sexual behaviour might put you at risk of getting knocked up.

Basically it’s possible to get pregnant if semen comes into contact with your vagina at any point.

Here we debunk a few common conception myths:

WAYS YOU CAN GET PREGNANT

1. Dry humping

Worryingly ladies can get pregnant without being penetrated or even undressed.

According to sexperts, it’s possible for women to become pregnant from dry humping – even if they haven’t removed their underwear – because sperm can soak through lingerie.

Grinding does put you at risk of accidental pregnancy, although it is rare.

2. Breastfeeding

A popular myth is that breastfeeding prevents new mothers from conceiving a second time around but this isn’t true.

Some people wrongly think that breastfeeding is a natural contraceptive because it can decrease your chances of getting knocked up for the first six months after giving birth.

3. No ejaculation

Many couple’s think using the “pull out” method will stop them from having a baby, but you can still get pregnant if a man hasn’t ejaculated at all.

This is because pre-ejaculation fluid contains a small amount of semen which can fertilise an egg.

4. Rhythm or calendar method

Another popular sex misconception is that a woman can’t get knocked up if a couple abstain from sex when she’s in the most “fertile” part of her cycle.

But ladies can get impregnated at any point during the month – even if she’s on her period.

5. Using contraception

Because no form of contraception is 100% effective, it’s still possible to conceive despite being on the pill or using a condom.

WAYS YOU WON’T GET PREGNANT

1. Oral or anal sex

As long as no sperm comes near your vagina during foreplay or anal sex, you’re not at any risk of getting pregnant.

2. After menopause

While you can get knocked up during the menopause, you can’t after it. Once you’ve gone for 12 consecutive months without a period you’ll have passed through the menopause and don’t need to worry about pregnancy any more.