Most people understand that during menstruation, women are not allowed to have sexual intercourse, as it can have an impact on their physical health. But many young couples face fertility issues and have a higher frequency of sexual intercourse. After their menstrual period ends, they can't wait to have sex. Do you get pregnant right after your menstrual cycle?
If one's menstrual cycle is consistently regular, having sex at the beginning of menstruation is unlikely to result in pregnancy. Because the prerequisite for pregnancy is that sperm can combine with egg cells after entering the vagina, and mature follicles that have not yet been discharged during menstruation do not have the prerequisite for pregnancy, so pregnancy will not occur. It is generally safe to conceive within one week after the end of menstruation, and the chances of pregnancy are relatively low.
If you want to get pregnant as soon as possible, it is recommended to stay in the same bed during ovulation, as the chances of sperm and egg cells meeting are the highest, and the chances of pregnancy are also higher. The ovulation period is usually fourteen days before the next menstrual cycle. If calculated based on a 28 day menstrual cycle, the middle date between the two periods is the ovulation period.
During ovulation, vaginal discharge may also undergo some changes. At this stage, the vaginal discharge will become relatively thin and stringy, resembling egg white, indicating that ovulation has arrived. If you want to conceive, you should arrange for bed sharing at this time. But if you don't want to get pregnant, you should take good contraceptive measures.
