Can I get pregnant if my period is not over?

We all know that there are always some men who enjoy having sex in life, and some men are even so eager to have sex with women when their menstruation has not yet ended. In fact, having sex when a woman's menstruation has not yet ended is harmful to both men and women. It will not only cause gynecological diseases in women, but also cause infection in the male penis. So, will you get pregnant if you have sex before your menstruation has ended?

1 If your period has not yet ended or has just ended, this is an absolutely safe period and the possibility of pregnancy is less than one in a thousand.

2 Even if a few days have passed, as long as it does not exceed seven days, the possibility is less than one percent.

3. Unprotected ejaculation during ovulation usually only has a 40% chance of pregnancy.

4. Go in for a few strokes, pull out, and then don't ejaculate inside. The probability of this happening is less than 1%. All in all, you can rest assured that there is almost no chance of getting pregnant.

Anovulation is the most common endocrine disorder in gynecology. The incidence of this disease has been increasing in recent years, seriously threatening the health of female friends. Female friends need to pay attention to it and actively engage in treatment.

Treatment of anovulation: Patients who need drug-induced ovulation need to take appropriate amounts of ovulation-inducing drugs under the guidance of a doctor. This mainly produces different effects through different mechanisms, so that the ovaries can achieve the goal of normal ovulation. There are misunderstandings in the use of ovulation-inducing drugs. Be careful of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Moreover, excessive use can easily lead to premature ovarian failure. Many patients are anxious because of ovulation disorders and abuse ovulation-inducing drugs, but they do not know that improper use of drugs can cause irreversible damage to the ovaries and reduce the pregnancy rate. B-ultrasound detection of ovulation. In clinical practice, many patients can also use B-ultrasound to detect ovulation. It starts with the discovery of follicles, and then pays attention to the development and growth of excellent follicles until ovulation. At the same time, ultrasound detection is also required. In this way, the thickness of the female endometrium can be clearly observed, which is very effective in the treatment of anovulation.