Is it easy for a girl to get pregnant for the first time?

Whether on TV or in real life, many women believe that it is not easy to get pregnant during the first sexual intercourse, so many women do not take any contraceptive measures during their first intercourse. So, can a woman get pregnant the first time?

It is possible to get pregnant during your first sexual intercourse if you do not take any contraceptive measures. If the ovulation period happens to be caught up with the intercourse, and the quality of the man's semen is normal, the chance of pregnancy will be immediately higher. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt basic contraceptive methods to prevent unmarried pregnancy. For young women, condoms can be used as a basic contraceptive measure, or short-term contraceptive pills can be used as a basic contraceptive measure. The contraceptive success rate of proper and full-line use of condoms is over 95%. The success rate of short-term contraceptive pills for contraception taken regularly and properly is over 99%. If you do not use basic contraceptive methods during intercourse, you usually do not take short-term contraceptive pills. If oral contraceptives are taken, the success rate of contraceptive measures is generally above 85%. The use of birth control pills as a preventive measure is generally not recommended.

In fact, whether it is the first time for a woman or not, if she has sex without taking any contraceptive method, she may get pregnant. If a woman's first sexual intercourse happens to be during her ovulation period, the chances of pregnancy will be greater.

Generally, if the menstrual cycle is relatively normal, a woman's ovulation period is generally 5 days before and 4 days after the 14th day before the next menstruation. During this period, if the woman has sexual intercourse, sperm and egg are likely to meet in the fallopian tubes and then combine.

In addition, if a woman uses contraceptive methods during her first sexual intercourse, but encounters some accidents, she may also get pregnant. For example, the condom broke, semen leaked out at night, the condom was too large or too small, the condom was used incorrectly, etc.

In general, even if it is the first time to have sex, if you do not want to have children temporarily, both women and men should consider contraception. Otherwise, if you get pregnant before marriage and then have an abortion, it will have a negative impact on the woman's physiology and psychology.