Can you get pregnant if you have sex on the first day after your period ends?

Because each woman's menstrual cycle and menstrual period are different, it is possible to get pregnant by having sex on the first day after the menstrual period ends, but in most cases it is not easy to get pregnant. This is because a woman's normal menstrual cycle is generally around 28 to 30 days, and the time when the menstrual period ends is also around 3 to 7 days. Therefore, the first day of the menstrual period usually refers to the 4th to 8th day of the menstrual period. This is the safe period of menstruation, so the chance of pregnancy is relatively small. However, for women whose menstrual cycle is early and whose menstrual period is delayed, they may reach the ovulation period at this time, so pregnancy is still possible.

The chance of pregnancy if you have sex on the first day of your menstrual period is relatively low, but it does not rule out the possibility of pregnancy. If there is an additional ovulation period during this period, there is also a chance of pregnancy. Women's safe menstruation period is within a week after their menstrual period ends, or within a week before their period comes. The chance of getting pregnant during this period is relatively low.

If a woman has menstrual disorders, there is no obvious ovulation period, so it cannot be regarded as a safe period of physiological menstruation. Therefore, if women want to take contraceptive measures, they should choose more reliable and effective methods to take contraceptive measures, such as taking short-term contraceptive pills, wearing condoms, or inserting contraceptive rings into the uterus to take effective contraceptive measures.

Under normal circumstances, sexual intercourse should be considered after the menstrual period is over. The first day of this menstrual period is a relatively safe period. During this period, the egg has not yet developed and is an early follicular phase. It is not easy to get pregnant if you have sex during this period. However, if you have sex too early at this time, vaginal bleeding may occur again. Or the menstrual period has just ended, and the female hormones in the body have dropped to the lowest level and have not yet slowly increased to a certain level. The vaginal wall mucosa has not been affected by a certain amount of female hormones to thicken and become tough. The vaginal wall is too thin at this time and has poor resistance, which can easily cause vaginal inflammation and pain during sexual intercourse.