How many days after menstruation is it easy to get pregnant?

Now as people's knowledge becomes more and more abundant, especially with the in-depth study of some biological theoretical knowledge, most women will have some methods to calculate their menstrual period and safe period. This is also an effective way for women to prevent pregnancy. Next, let's take a look at how many days after menstruation are women most likely to get pregnant?

For women with regular menstruation, the luteal phase is generally 14 days, which means that ovulation occurs about 14 days before the next menstruation. Conception is possible by having sex 2-3 days before or after ovulation. If a woman's menstrual cycle is 28 days, then the ovulation day is in the middle of the menstrual cycle, which is around the 14th day. If the menstruation is 5-6 days, it means that the fertile period is 1 week after the menstruation ends.

Generally, the ovulation period is the 12th to 14th day after the menstrual period, plus the first three days and the last four days, that is, add three days at the front and four days at the back, that’s almost it.

According to my observations in recent years, you can also infer the ovulation period based on the changes in leucorrhea. You can observe after the menstrual period. The leucorrhea will slowly change from white to transparent. If you use your fingers to stretch it, you will find that the elasticity is better. When the leucorrhea is transparent and the stretch is particularly long, those days are the ovulation period.

It depends on the ovulation period. Generally, fertile women ovulate around the ovulation period. Generally, they ovulate on the 14th day after their menstruation ends. In fact, there is no absolutely safe period. Only the first or second day after the menstruation ends is absolutely safe. If your menstruation is on time, the first or second day before your menstruation is also the safest.

But people also need to be reminded that this time calculation can only be used as a reference and is not absolutely 100% correct, because some women's menstrual periods are relatively irregular. In such a chaotic situation, it is even more difficult to calculate the time when it is easy to get pregnant.