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5 Effective Ways a Woman Can Get Pregnant Without Having Intercourse

Many people believe that Virgin Mary from the Bible is the only woman who has ever gotten pregnant without having had sexual intercourse with a man. There are, however, numerous methods for a woman to become pregnant without having any type of intimate contact with a man.

With recent scientific advancements, there are several different techniques for women to become pregnant without having any physical contact with a man. Even married couples who were unable to conceive through traditional procedures have been able to become parents through non-sexual ways of conception.

Here are five effective methods for a woman to become pregnant without having sexual contact.

1. In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF): In this procedure, the lady is given medication to help her produce more eggs. After that, her eggs are retrieved from her body. After the eggs have been extracted, the woman can choose the man with whom she wants to have a child and who will fertilize the eggs.

 

Image using what an IVF looks like

The doctors will use a catheter to place the embryo into the woman’s womb after the eggs have been fertilized and an embryo has formed. The embryo will spend the next 9 months maturing into a full human being.

2. Splash Pregnancy: Some women can become pregnant quickly. However, some couples are unable to achieve penetrative intimacy due to difficulties such as acute impotency and vaginismus. The man’s sperm is deposited very close to the opening of the woman’s privates in order to get pregnant. And if all goes well, the woman will get pregnant.

3. Inter-uterine Insemination (IUI): during ovulation a woman’s egg travels to her womb where it awaits fertilization. The couple chooses their donor during IUI. Doctors will use a catheter to deliver the man’s pregnancy-causing fluids into the woman’s womb near her egg after selecting the donor. If the procedure is successful, a fusion will occur, leading to pregnancy.

4. Surrogacy Pregnancy: Some women have medical issues that prevent them from carrying children; some single males may also want children; and for those who want biological children, surrogacy is usually the best alternative. In this situation, the woman’s egg is fertilized in a laboratory using a man’s pregnancy-causing fluids. When an embryo is produced, it is implanted into the surrogate’s womb, where it will be carried to term, delivered, and handed over to the parents.

5. Turkey Baster Method: When the woman begins to ovulate, a clean syringe is used to collect the man’s pregnancy-causing fluids. The syringe’s contents are subsequently injected into the woman. For this to work, the lady must lift her legs and angle her pelvis upward, allowing the contents of the syringe to reach her waiting egg.

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