Will I get pregnant if I have sex the next day after my period ends?

In real life, many women are worried about one thing, that is, if they have sex one or two days after their period and ejaculate inside without using any protective measures, will they get pregnant? Because many people do not want to get pregnant too early, they are very worried. So, can you get pregnant if you have sex the day after your period ends?

The second day after the menstrual period is also within the scope of the safe menstruation period. The safe menstruation period refers to the five days before and six days after a woman's menstruation. It is a method of contraception used by most people. In addition to calculating the situation by date, there is also a method of observing the objects. However, the safe menstruation period is not necessarily safe. Sometimes women's ovulation period may come a few days earlier or later. At this time, the calculation of the safe menstruation period becomes less and less useful. Calculating the safe period only reduces the chance of pregnancy.

There are two types of safe menstruation period: one is the safe menstruation period before ovulation and the other is the safe menstruation period after ovulation. The period from the day after the menstrual period ends to the day before ovulation is the period of ovulation.

Generally speaking, the first day after ovulation is safer than the day of the next period. This is because some women are affected by the atmosphere or mentality of life, which causes the ovulation period to come too early. In this way, the safe menstrual period before ovulation will be very unstable, but they did not find it, so the safe menstrual period with a shallow ovulation period is not safe.

Generally, you can have sex within a few days after your period

Since having sex right after a woman's menstruation will have a bad effect on the body, then, how many days after the menstrual period can she have sex? Generally speaking, women can have normal sex about a week after the menstrual period ends. The woman's uterus has not fully recovered within a week after menstruation. Having sex may cause uterine hematoma, leading to further bleeding of the uterine endometrium and vaginal bleeding. The natural environment of broken capillaries in the vagina makes it unable to resist the invasion of foreign bacteria, which will increase the probability of women suffering from gynecological diseases such as endometrial inflammation. Generally speaking, if you have sex three days before your period, it will usually affect the level of hormones in your body and cause fluctuations, which may advance or delay your period, make your period irregular and have more severe symptoms of dysmenorrhea.