Can I have sex on the 6th day of my period?

You can have sex on the 2nd or 3rd day after your period ends. If it is the 6th day after your period ends, you can have sex. However, patients should be aware that ovulation may occur on the 6th to 7th day after the end of the menstrual period. If the patient is not planning to have a baby recently, it is recommended that they take safety precautions during intercourse and use condoms or birth control pills to avoid pregnancy. If the patient still has spotting after the menstrual period, it is recommended that she should take active care of herself first and have sex after her body recovers.

Generally speaking, if you have sex on the 6th day of your period, there won't be any problems. If the menstrual period is over and the menstrual cycle is normal, you can have sex, but you must pay attention to maintaining the hygiene of your private parts. If the menstrual period is not over, it is not recommended to have sex, as it will increase the risk of vaginal infection. Secondly, if the menstrual cycle is less than 28 days, pregnancy may still occur during intercourse. It is possible to get pregnant 3 days before and after ovulation. The maximum sperm survival time is 72 hours. Therefore, you can use an early pregnancy test strip to detect whether you are pregnant 7-10 days after having sex.

You cannot have sex during your menstrual period, because during your menstrual period, as menstrual blood is discharged, the cervix is ​​also slightly open. Having sex at this time can easily send foreign bacteria into the body, causing cross-infection and causing gynecological inflammation. Therefore, you can only have sex 3 days after your menstrual period is over. A clean period means that there is no menstrual bleeding, and clear secretions have been discharged, indicating that the period is completely over. During menstruation, pay attention to maintaining partial hygiene of the private parts and avoid sitting baths and having sex.

If you have sex before the menstrual period ends on the 6th day, it will be harmful, because the menstrual period has not ended on the 6th day, which means that the uterine wall has not been completely repaired. If bacteria enter the vagina during intercourse at this time, it is very likely to infect the cervix and cause cervicitis. If the uterine wall is infected, it will cause inflammation of the uterine wall, and may even cause pelvic inflammation in clinical practice. Therefore, you cannot have sex if the menstrual period is not over by the 6th day.