The withdrawal method, also known as coitus interruptus, can be a natural and accessible contraceptive method if practiced correctly by both partners. However, its actual effectiveness when used alone is around 78%. This method relies on the experience of the partners, knowing one's body well, and good communication to withdraw at the right moment without genital contact. There is also a possibility of sperm being present in pre-ejaculate fluid, which is expelled from the penis before ejaculation. It is important to research more on the pros and cons of this method before deciding to rely on it for contraception.
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