Can I get pregnant if I have sex a few days before my period?

Whether or not you will get pregnant if you have sex before your period is determined by the time you have sex. If you have sex about a week before your first period, because this period happens to be the ovulation period, then after intercourse the sperm and egg cells will fuse to form a sperm-egg fusion, and pregnancy will occur after successful embryo implantation. However, if you have sex one or two days before your period, because the egg has already been successfully discharged at this time, the probability of sperm and egg fusion is greatly reduced, so the chance of pregnancy will also be reduced.

The week before menarche is the safe menstrual period, and the chance of getting pregnant through sexual intercourse is low. According to the menstrual regularity, ovulation generally occurs fourteen days before the next menarche. The five days before and four days after the ovulation period, a total of ten days, are the ovulation period. Except for the ovulation period, the rest of the menstrual period is the safe period. Under normal circumstances, it is not easy to get pregnant during safe period. However, the safe menstruation period is not necessarily safe. As long as semen enters the vagina at night, there is the possibility of pregnancy. If you don't want to have a baby for the time being, you must remember to take contraceptive measures when having sex.

Women can get pregnant if they have sex about 14 days before their first menstruation, because this is the ovulation period, and it is very easy to get pregnant if they have sex at this time. If a woman's menstruation is normal, the 7 days before menstruation or the 2-3 days just after menstruation is a relatively safe period. The possibility of pregnancy during intercourse is not high, but it is still necessary to use condoms for contraception as much as possible. This method has no side effects. Contraceptive measures during the safe period are not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy, there is still a possibility of pregnancy, so it is relatively difficult to get pregnant during the safe period.

The chances of getting pregnant if you have sex a few days before your period are low. But the prerequisite is that the woman's menstrual cycle is very regular and the ovulation period is very stable. For women with regular menstruation, ovulation occurs about 14 days before the next menarche. After the egg is released, it survives for about 12 to 24 hours. The five days before and after ovulation are called the fertile period, and the seven days before and after menstruation are called the safe period. However, women's ovulation is affected by many factors, such as mood swings and changes in living environment, which can cause early or delayed ovulation. Therefore, the safe period of menstruation is not absolutely safe and pregnancy is still possible.