How many days after menstruation will having sex not lead to pregnancy?

As we all know, women are not allowed to have sex during their menstrual period, because if they have sex during their menstrual period, their body bacteria will be easily infected and they may suffer from certain gynecological diseases. So what problems will arise if you have sex after your period ends? Also, when will you not get pregnant if you have sex after your period? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

Having sex during menstruation can easily lead to retrograde infection, causing endometritis or salpingitis and leading to infertility. Menstrual blood is a good culture medium for bacteria, providing some conditional pathogens with the opportunity to cause disease. During sexual intercourse, the pelvic cavity becomes congested and the broken endometrium can circulate with the blood to the outside of the uterus and grow, causing adenomyosis. Therefore, there are many disadvantages for women to have sex during menstruation, and the possibility of infection is very high. Once any discomfort occurs, they need to go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

How many days after menstruation can you have sex? Menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon unique to women. When menstruation comes, the endometrium falls off, a large amount of bleeding occurs in the uterine cavity, and the blood flows out of the vagina through the uterine cavity. This is what people often call

"Menstrual blood". After that, new endometrium will quickly grow at the wound. After the wound heals, vaginal bleeding will naturally stop and menstruation will stop. Generally speaking, each menstrual period for women lasts about 3-5 days. There is not much blood on the first day, the heaviest blood on the 2nd-3rd day, and then it gradually decreases.

Most couples are able to abstain from sex during menstruation. However, people often do not pay much attention to the time to resume sexual life after menstruation. Many people take it for granted that they can resume sexual life after menstrual bleeding stops. Little do people know that such practice is detrimental to women's reproductive health. When a woman's menstruation just stops, there are still broken blood vessels and glandular ducts on the surface of her uterine cavity, and the tiny blood vessels are still bleeding. The new endometrium has just begun to grow, and the surface is not yet covered with epithelium. At this time, the wound in the uterine cavity is like the skin with epidermal abrasions. Although it has stopped bleeding, it has not yet completely regenerated and repaired.

Therefore, you cannot have sex during your menstrual period. After your menstrual period ends, if your body has not ovulated yet and you do not take contraceptive measures within one week after your menstrual period ends, you will not get pregnant. However, this is not necessarily completely accurate, and for the sake of hygiene, the editor recommends that you take contraceptive measures to prevent unexpected situations.