I didn’t ejaculate in the same room during ovulation

This may come as a surprise, but it's actually quite common. While a man may produce some sperm during sex, their quantity is usually not enough for a woman to become pregnant. In addition, during sexual intercourse, a woman's vagina and uterus also contract, preventing sperm from entering the uterus.

Still, pregnancy can occur even without ejaculation. In fact, sperm can enter a woman's body in many different ways during sexual intercourse, including oral sex, finger sex, airplane cupping, etc. Therefore, pregnancy may occur even without ejaculation.

The risk of pregnancy without ejaculation is usually less, but still possible. If you've been trying for several months and still haven't gotten pregnant, couples are advised to have more tests. If you are pregnant and want to continue the pregnancy, it is recommended that you have regular prenatal check-ups and consult a doctor during pregnancy.