Will sexual intercourse lead to pregnancy during this period? Don't be superstitious about not getting pregnant during a safe period

Many couples choose to have sex during the safe period, and they stubbornly believe that they will not get pregnant during the safe period. So there's no need to use condoms, so will you really not get pregnant during the safe period?

Will pregnancy occur during the safety period

A normal woman visits her aunt once a month, from this time until the first day of her next visit. This time is called the menstrual cycle, which can be simply divided into ovulation and safe periods.

The ovulation period of women is generally around 14 days before the next menstrual cycle. Eggs usually survive in the fallopian tubes for 1-2 days after being expelled from the ovaries. At this time, male sperm waiting for fertilization also survive in the female body for 2-3 days. Therefore, sexual intercourse within a few days before and after the female egg is discharged is easy to conceive. For insurance purposes, we usually add the first 5 days and last 4 days of ovulation day to the day of ovulation, totaling 10 days, which is called ovulation day. The unique pregnancy characteristics during ovulation, also known as the risk period. And

Correspondingly, during the first 7 to 8 periods when the aunt comes, it is called the safety period. During this period, the woman did not ovulate. So there is a big misconception that many people believe that since there is no ovulation at this time, they will definitely not get pregnant. In fact, during this period, although the likelihood of pregnancy is relatively low, it is not absolute. This depends on whether a woman's ovulation is regular or not. If the ovulation period is irregular, there is no safe period.

Pregnancy may also occur during the safe period

Whether one is pregnant during the safe period depends entirely on the individual. The contraceptive effect during the safe period varies from person to person, and the effective rate during the safe period is only 65% to 95% due to difficulties in grasping ovulation (correct prediction can achieve 95% effective rate, and correct prediction of ovulation requires professional training). The reason for the significant change in efficiency is that women have the possibility of ovulation at any time of the month, and the ovulation period varies from month to month. Due to changes in personal constitution, climate, diet, emotions, environment, internal hormones, etc., the ovulation period often changes, and excess ovulation is therefore not absolutely safe. This statement is not advocated, if female friends don't want to be mothers yet. It is still recommended to choose safer contraceptive methods in daily life, otherwise it is easy to regret!