Can a woman get pregnant if she has sex right after her period?

Women are not allowed to have sex during menstruation. I believe that most couples can do this, but they often don’t pay attention to the time to resume sexual life after menstruation. Many people think that they will not get pregnant a few days after menstruation, so they don’t take contraceptive measures in normal times. So, can you get pregnant if you have sex a few days after menstruation?

Can you get pregnant by having sex right after your period?

Some friends, not knowing the dangers of having sex right after their period, often worry about whether they will get pregnant after having sex right after their period. From a scientific point of view, pregnancy will not occur if you have sex right after your period.

Generally speaking, the 3 days after menstruation ends and the 3 days before menstruation are an absolutely safe period, and you will not get pregnant even if you do not take any contraceptive measures. This is mainly because there is no ovulation at this time and the uterus is not ready for implantation. Moreover, when having sex right after menstruation, the uterus contracts during sexual impulse and endometrial fragments can be squeezed into the pelvic cavity. Because sperm meets the spilled blood cells in the damaged endometrium and even enters the blood, it can induce the production of anti-sperm antibodies, which will prevent pregnancy from occurring.

Generally speaking, the possibility of pregnancy is greater during intercourse during the ovulation period. Generally, starting from the first day of menstruation, the fourteenth day is the ovulation day, and the ovulation day and the five days before and four days after the ovulation are the ovulation period. If you are really worried, you can also do a blood HCG test 10 days after intercourse to confirm the diagnosis, or do an ultrasound or test paper test to confirm the diagnosis one week after your period is delayed.

Note: Some women have short menstrual cycles or irregular menstruation, which will cause them to ovulate early, or even when their period is about to end. Since a woman's eggs are capable of being fertilized within 24 to 48 hours, if a man's sperm happens to enter the uterus and then the fallopian tube, pregnancy is possible.

If a woman does not plan to get pregnant at this stage, she should still take contraceptive measures during her normal sexual life. This can effectively prevent you from having a false pregnancy. If an unexpected pregnancy occurs, you will need to go to the hospital for an artificial abortion, which will seriously affect women's normal life and work, and also cause great harm to your physical health.