Can a girl get pregnant if she has sex during her period?

We all know that women's bodies are relatively weak during menstruation, and their resistance is significantly reduced at this time, so there are many things to pay attention to in their daily life and diet. However, some people believe that women do not ovulate during their menstrual period, so they choose to have sex during their menstrual period for the purpose of contraception. Next, let’s understand whether you can get pregnant by having sex during menstruation.

Generally speaking, the chance of getting pregnant during menstruation is smaller, but it is still possible to get pregnant. Also, during menstruation, women's body resistance is poor, and sexual intercourse can cause inflammation, so it is not recommended for couples to have sexual intercourse during menstruation. Therefore, it is recommended not to have sex during menstruation. In addition, during the menstrual period, wounds occur on the uterine wall, and the immune system is weakened, which can easily lead to inflammatory infections, such as endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and adnexitis. In addition, when a woman is sexually aroused, uterine contractions may cause menstruation to flow back into the pelvis, causing implantation of the uterine wall and endometriosis. Endometriosis may affect pregnancy, so sexual intercourse should be avoided during menstruation.

Women have to have a menstrual period every month. This is because women have to ovulate once a month. The combination of sperm and egg will grow into an embryo, and after ten months of creation, a child will grow. If the sperm and egg cannot combine, the egg cell cannot survive in the uterus for a long time and will be discharged from the body with the shedding of the uterine wall. This is what we often call menstruation. A woman's ovulation period is generally between two menstrual cycles, and the rest of the period is the safe period. The chance of pregnancy during the safe period is relatively low.

If you have sex during menstruation, if the infected bacteria are very virulent, they may spread through the lymphatic vessels of the uterine wall to the outside of the uterus and enter the pelvis, causing acute adnexitis and pelvic peritonitis, which may cause fever, abdominal pain, and may affect future fertility. Once both sides of the fallopian tubes become inflamed, adhesions may form, causing severe obstruction of the inferior vena cava. The male sperm cannot pass through and pregnancy is impossible. Therefore, women cannot have sex during menstruation.