Can I get pregnant if I take birth control pills during the safe period?

In order to prevent pregnancy, women usually take some emergency contraceptives after having sex. However, women's health conditions are different at different time stages, and their response to drugs is also different. So, can you get pregnant if you take contraceptives during the safe menstrual period?

Can I get pregnant if I take birth control pills during my safe menstrual period?

First of all, it is not easy to get pregnant during the safe menstrual period. Secondly, taking birth control pills will only have the actual effect of contraception if taken after sexual intercourse. If you take birth control pills before sexual intercourse, it will not be effective.

Emergency contraception generally refers to contraceptive pills, which include women's contraceptive pills, topical contraceptive pills and men's contraceptive pills. In actual life, most women choose birth control pills for contraception. With more than 20 years of application experience, different women have different experiences. Some women are willing to use this method for contraception, while some are not. The main functions of contraception: inhibit ovulation, and change the cervical mucus to make it difficult for sperm to pass through, or reduce the production of glycogen in the uterine gland ducts to make it difficult for the embryo to survive, or change the movement of the uterus and fallopian tubes to block the transport of sperm and egg.

The mechanism of action is multi-stage and multifaceted, and varies depending on the ingredients, Chinese herbal preparations, dosage and method of use. For example, combined preparations of estrogen and estrogens are mainly used to inhibit ovulation, low-dose estrogens are mainly used to block fertilization, and large doses of estrogens are mainly used to prevent embryo implantation. The classification of the above application principles is relative.

Short-term contraceptive pills are made of artificially synthesized female hormones and estrogen. For some women, the ingredients of the two may not be appropriate, leading to side effects. At this time, women who take the pills should pay great attention and take necessary measures to minimize the damage of the drugs to the human body.

Safe period contraception is not safe

Safe period contraception is a physiological contraceptive measure. Compared with other methods such as drugs, equipment, and surgery, it has the advantages of being natural, economical, easy to use, and harmless, and is more easily accepted by people. However, the safe menstruation period is not absolutely safe. Sometimes women ovulate earlier or later, so the judgment of the safe menstruation period will become invalid. The safe period contraceptive method is not safe, which is mainly related to the following two factors:

1. Because the time of female ovulation is affected by factors such as the external environment, climate, one's own mentality, physical and mental health, and physical fitness, ovulation may be delayed or early, and additional ovulation may also occur, that is, ovulating twice in a month. This is one of the reasons for the high error rate.

2. Because the body's growth hormone can also induce ovulation, when two people have sex, if they are very excited, it will increase the secretion of growth hormone, which may cause ovulation. Therefore, this is also one of the key reasons for the high failure rate. Safe menstruation period sexual life is suitable for people with normal menstrual cycle, who often live together with their spouses, and who can flexibly use and strictly implement the safe menstruation period. Couples who do not live together often, women who are pregnant or have just had an abortion, women whose mental state, living environment and health condition have changed, women who cannot grasp the safe menstrual period, and young couples with emotional excitement and strong sexual desire are not suitable for safe contraception.