Urinating after s3x can be useful for other reasons, including potentially reducing the risk of urinary tract infections for some people, but it should not be considered birth control.
What If Semen Leaks Out After S3x?
It is normal for some semen or vaginal fluid to leak out after intercourse.
Seeing fluid come out afterward does not mean that pregnancy is impossible.
Sperm that enters the vagina can begin moving through the reproductive tract, and washing or waiting for fluid to come out afterward is not a reliable way to prevent pregnancy. Pregnancy can also occur when semen gets on or near the vulva, although this is less common than pregnancy from vaginal intercourse.
So there is no need to panic because some fluid remains, and there is also no reason to assume that pregnancy has been prevented because some fluid has leaked out.
