Women's safe period

There are many ways for women to prevent pregnancy, and the safest and most protective way for women's health is to have sex during the safe period of women. This is also the contraceptive method adopted by many men and women in love. Having sex during the safe period of women can effectively prevent pregnancy, but women need to understand that this method is not necessarily really safe. Because women can get pregnant during their safe period. Do you know how to calculate the safe period for women?

If you want to completely prevent pregnancy, it is unscientific to rely on having sex during a woman's safe period, and the chance of success is as high as 15%. Therefore, women need to understand the safe period of women so that they can protect themselves better. Many women are careless and have no idea when their safe period is, nor do they know how to calculate it. It is actually very simple.

Women can also get pregnant during the safe period:

Various factors that bring about "accidents"

According to statistics, the success rate of contraception during menstruation is about 70% to 80%. Because the female ovarian ovulation cycle is regulated by hormones, and the secretion of hormones is easily affected by many factors.

External factors: such as traveling, environmental changes, climate change, the occurrence of events, etc., may cause certain stimulation to the human body, affect hormone secretion, and thus lead to early or delayed ovulation.

Personal factors: illness, mental stress, personal excitement or depression, etc. may shorten or prolong the menstrual cycle. In addition, sexual activity can also stimulate ovulation. Because when a woman is highly excited, the hormone levels in her body will undergo wonderful changes. When a sperm signal enters, it may stimulate the ovaries to secrete an "extra" egg so that the sperm can find a target to combine with.

Calculation method: In addition, if the ovulation date is not calculated accurately or the ovulation test method is not mastered, it can easily lead to contraceptive failure. The methods currently used to determine ovulation include the calendar method, basal body temperature measurement method and cervical mucus observation method. These three methods each have their own advantages and disadvantages. It is best to use the three together and undergo correct training.

Through the above introduction, female friends should understand that using the female safe period contraception is a very unreliable method. Women may have unstable ovulation time due to endocrine disorders or other emotional factors. Therefore, using the safe period contraception does not necessarily prevent pregnancy 100%. Women should pay attention to their bodies and get pregnant correctly.