What is the safe period for girls?

During the sexual life of couples, many women choose to have sex during the safe period in order to take effective contraceptive measures. So, what is the time range of a girl’s safe menstruation period? But at present, most women calculate their safe menstruation period according to the "seven before and eight after" method. To put it simply, it is the 7 days before the menstrual period and the 8 days after the menstrual period. These 15 days are considered as the safe menstrual period for women. But in fact this kind of call is very unreliable, this time range is the most reliable.

1. It is possible to get pregnant during the safe menstrual period

For women of childbearing age, under normal circumstances, they have menstruation once a month. The time from this menstrual period to the next menstrual period is called a cycle. And about eight days after the end of this cycle is what we often call the safe menstrual period. The first seven days refer to the seven days before the beginning of this cycle, which is the safe menstruation period. Generally speaking, the ovulation period is the time when women are most likely to get pregnant. Many couples who are preparing for pregnancy usually choose to have sex during this time to increase the probability of pregnancy. On the other hand, the safe menstrual period is the time when it is least likely to get pregnant, so many women regard this time as the best time for "contraception". Although the chance of pregnancy during the safe menstruation period is lower, it is not absolutely safe.

2. When is the safest time in a month?

At present, the most common method is the "seven before and eight after" method, which is the seven days before ovulation and the last eight days after ovulation mentioned in the above article. However, we all know that our women's menstruation is actually affected by many external factors, such as irregular diet, poor sleep, etc., and the direct manifestation is the early or delayed menstruation. In other words, the method of calculating the safe menstrual period before and after ovulation is actually not accurate. On the contrary, the eight days after menstruation are relatively easier to distinguish, and our female friends are also easier to remember.

3. What is the chance of pregnancy during the safe menstrual period?

In fact, the female ovulation period and menstrual safety period are closely related. If the 'menstrual safety period' is not accurately judged, the chance of pregnancy for young couples will increase. Or you may have correctly identified the safe menstrual period, but your usual lifestyle causes abnormal ovulation, menstrual disorders or endocrine imbalance, which will also increase the chance of unexpected pregnancy. In short, the safe period of menstruation is not as safe as imagined, so our female friends also need to pay special attention to it in daily life.

In general, calculating the safe menstrual period is actually just a way to reduce the chances of women getting pregnant, but it is by no means the best way of contraception. In addition, every woman's physical condition is different, and her ovulation period will also be different. For those women with regular menstruation, having sex within the safe period of "seven days before and eight days after" generally reduces the chance of pregnancy. However, for women with irregular menstruation, it is best to remember the "eight days after", which is actually safer. Of course, if the couple want to slowly enjoy their world for two and do not plan to have a baby for the time being, it is best to take some contraceptive measures. After all, there is still the possibility of pregnancy during the safe menstruation period, so why bother taking this risk?