Withdrawal has relatively low effectiveness as a contraceptive method because of the presence of
A)epididymis.
B)urine.
C)cervical mucus.
D)preejaculatory fluid.

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Withdrawal (or "pulling out") is the method of removing the penis from the vagina prior to ejaculation in order to prevent pregnancy. However, pre-ejaculatory fluid (also known as pre-cum) can contain sperm and can lead to pregnancy. Therefore, withdrawal has low effectiveness as a contraceptive method due to the presence of pre-ejaculatory fluid.

Withdrawal Has Relatively Low Effectiveness as a Contraceptive Method Because