Not safe period pregnancy rate

The unsafe period of women actually refers to the ovulation period of women. Generally speaking, the unsafe period of women is 3 days before ovulation and 5 days after ovulation. During this period, if men and women have sexual intercourse, it is very likely that the woman will become pregnant. Therefore, if couples want to prevent pregnancy, it is best to stop having sexual intercourse during this period. So, if a couple has sex during an unsafe period, what are the chances of pregnancy?

Is it possible to get pregnant during the unsafe period?

If you ejaculate it, the chance is only 50%. If you don't ejaculate it, the chance is much smaller. But it does not rule out the possibility that there was sperm in the initial item, causing pregnancy.

How to know if you are pregnant

Usually, the pregnancy test steps in medical institutions include urine test, internal examination, and ultrasound.

The principle of urine testing is that when the placenta begins to form, an endocrine called "human chorionic gonadotropin" will appear in the female body, and this endocrine will be excreted in the urine. You can take a pregnancy test about 2 weeks after menopause. The pregnancy tests sold in the market and the urine tests performed in hospitals all use the same principle.

The pregnancy test with 100% accuracy is performed by an obstetrician and gynecologist two weeks after conception (usually this number of weeks is reached when the pregnancy test is taken due to late menstruation). Since the uterus becomes larger in the early stages of pregnancy and the cervix and lower end of the uterus become softer, the doctor can easily confirm the diagnosis by palpation with his fingers. Internal examination may make women feel uncomfortable or uneasy, but it will not affect the fetus, so expectant mothers do not need to worry too much.

Around the 5th week of pregnancy (the first formal prenatal check-up after the pregnancy is confirmed), the doctor will perform an ultrasound examination on the pregnant woman. The main purpose of ultrasound examination is to understand the condition of the inside of the uterus, the size of the fetus, and most importantly, the fetal heartbeat. At this time, the fetal heartbeat can be clearly heard. Other information such as whether the condition of the placenta is normal, the number of fetuses, and whether the fetus's limbs and facial features are intact also rely on ultrasound scanning during pregnancy to help confirm the diagnosis.

During the pregnancy test clinic, the doctor usually asks questions including: the date of the last menstrual period, whether the usual cycle is stable and normal, whether the last menstrual blood volume is normal, whether there is any experience of giving birth or artificial abortion, whether there are any diseases that are currently treated with medication, etc. When the pregnancy result is confirmed, the doctor will further understand the health conditions of the couple, their family medical history, whether there are any drug allergies, etc., or further remind the prospective parents of matters that they should pay attention to.