Will I still ovulate after fertilization?

After the sperm and egg combine, a fertilized egg will be formed, and when the fertilized egg implants, an embryo will be formed. Generally speaking, women will not ovulate again after fertilization, which is also affected by hormones. At this time, the embryo will gradually develop. In the early stages of pregnancy, the embryo is not particularly stable, so good care at this time is also very important. Let us briefly understand this aspect.

Will I still ovulate after fertilization?

Due to changes in hormone levels in the body after pregnancy, ovulation will not occur during pregnancy. Things to be careful about during sexual life during pregnancy: within 3 months of pregnancy, the embryo implantation is still unstable. Intense sexual life will stimulate the uterus to contract strongly and cause miscarriage. Women with habitual miscarriage should pay more attention. According to clinical statistics, the miscarriage rate for couples who have sexual intercourse within 3 months of pregnancy is about 30%, so sexual intercourse should be avoided.

Three months after conception, the embryo has been formed and the fetus needs to develop and grow in the uterine cavity. The uterus generally rises into the abdominal cavity. Sexual intercourse at this time will not affect the fetus, but you should still pay attention to sexual hygiene and avoid rough and intense movements. Three months before delivery, women's sexual desire is lower due to changes in estrogen secretion, so men should not force themselves to have sex. Sexual intercourse at this time will stimulate uterine contractions and cause premature birth, so avoid sexual intercourse.

Ovulation is a stage that every woman must go through and it is also a sign of a woman's fertility. Its basic conditions are the mature development of follicles and the presence of a hormonal environment in the body that promotes the release of eggs. Both are indispensable. When a woman becomes pregnant, she will no longer ovulate. This is because after pregnancy, the progesterone secreted by the fetus is dominant, which inhibits the secretion of estrogen, so ovulation will not occur. Moreover, the secretion of progesterone will continue until the end of breastfeeding, so most women will not ovulate during the breastfeeding period after giving birth.

Is ejaculation outside the vagina safe?

Although the withdrawal method of contraception is simple, it is not safe and has a high failure rate. The reason for failure is that a small amount of semen has been ejaculated into the vagina before the man pulls his penis out of the vagina. Because the time before ejaculation and ejaculation is a continuous action, and the time interval between the two is extremely short, most men cannot grasp the timing accurately, so that when they are about to reach orgasm, they cannot withdraw the penis from the vagina in time, causing the initial ejaculated semen to be discharged into the female's vagina. The number of sperm in this part of semen is the largest, so it is easy to cause pregnancy. This is the main reason for the failure of contraception by ejaculation outside the body.

Secondly, men often have a small amount of sperm entering the vagina before ejaculation occurs. These are sperm stored in the vas deferens. During sexual excitement, as the vas deferens contracts, they are first discharged into the urethra and then overflow into the vagina with urethral secretions. This sperm leakage before ejaculation is uncontrollable and may result in contraceptive failure.

The failure rate of external ejaculation is very high. According to statistics, if external ejaculation is used for contraception, the failure rate will be around 90%.