You will never get pregnant during the safe period

The chance of conception during a woman's safe period is relatively low, but there is still a possibility of pregnancy, especially for women with irregular menstruation. Therefore, if you want to prevent pregnancy, you need to take contraceptive measures when having sex during the safe period. If both men and women do not take proper contraceptive measures under any circumstances, pregnancy is possible. Even if ejaculation is outside the body, pregnancy is still possible, mainly because some semen will flow out during the insertion of the penis into the vagina.

Does the safe period mean you won't get pregnant?

As long as no contraceptive measures are taken, pregnancy is possible at any time. Safe period contraception is the least safe method of contraception, because a person's physical condition can change at any time, and there is no absolutely fixed time for a woman's ovulation period. As a man, it is your responsibility to prevent your girlfriend from getting pregnant, and you should take contraceptive measures, such as condoms and birth control pills.

If the menstruation is normal, the day of menstruation is regarded as the first day. Generally, the 2nd day of the 14th day is the ovulation period. The egg can survive in the body for about 24 hours. If you have sex during this period, the chance of pregnancy is high. If you have sex and ejaculate during the ovulation period, you will normally get pregnant.

Safe period contraception is a physiological contraceptive method. Sexual life is carried out under normal conditions and satisfactory sexual pleasure can be obtained. However, if it is not strictly controlled or used improperly, it can easily lead to failure.

Full-period contraception refers to a contraceptive method that uses various calculation methods to estimate the ovulation period and stops sexual intercourse during the ovulation period. It is normal for women to have a menstrual cycle of 26 to 35 days, and many women ovulate earlier or later, at which time the judgment of the safe period becomes invalid.

Commonly used methods for calculating the safe period include the calendar method, basal body temperature measurement method, vaginal secretion observation method, ovulation tester monitoring method, etc. Only by combining the above safe period calculation methods can the contraceptive effect be effectively improved.