How to calculate the dangerous period

With the continuous development of science and technology, many people will have a certain understanding of their own bodies, especially women, who have special physiological periods such as menstruation and pregnancy. They will always have a certain understanding of their own bodies. Just as many women know that if they want to have a baby, they should have sex during the "dangerous period", so what do we mean by the dangerous period?

I believe that many people can talk about the dangerous period, and we can often hear it in real life, but there are few people who can really and accurately calculate their own physiological dangerous period. Below, we will briefly introduce the method of calculating the dangerous period.

The "dangerous period" refers to the time interval during the menstrual cycle when the egg meets the sperm to become a fertilized egg and conceive. It is called the "dangerous period", otherwise it becomes the "safe period". Since the egg can be fertilized within two or three days after being released, and the sperm can survive for three or four days after being released and can enter the egg, if the ovulation day (usually 14 days before menstruation) is taken as the base, the first four days and the last five days are the dangerous period, and the rest are the safe period. As you said that you have your period on the 28th, if it is normal, the 14th is the ovulation period. Then, having sex from the 11th to the 19th is likely to result in fertilization and pregnancy. Therefore, the 11th to the 19th is called the "dangerous period"

The above is the calculation method of the dangerous period for women. Women who want to have a baby may wish to learn about it. During this period, women’s basal body temperature will be higher. Having sex at this time will greatly increase the chance of pregnancy. Of course, pregnancy is a process that depends on fate. If you put too much pressure on yourself, it will reduce the chance of pregnancy.