Many women are prone to having sexual intercourse during their menstrual period, but they do not know if they will become pregnant. After having sexual intercourse, they start to worry and worry. Generally speaking, having sexual intercourse during menstruation does not result in pregnancy, but there may also be unforeseen circumstances. So, can having sexual intercourse with less menstrual flow lead to pregnancy?
If sexual activity is usually carried out during menstruation, ovulation will not occur, and pregnancy will naturally not occur. However, it is still not recommended to have sexual intercourse during menstruation because the endometrium of women is still in a very weak state at this time, and sexual intercourse can easily cause infection and inflammation in women. Therefore, it is best not to have sexual intercourse during menstruation.
Although having a low menstrual flow may prevent pregnancy, sexual activity should also be avoided because the insertion of the penis can cause congestion and swelling of the female reproductive system, leading to prolonged menstrual periods. At the same time, the male reproductive system may also introduce many bacteria into the female vagina. Menstrual blood is a favorable environment for the growth of numerous bacteria and microorganisms, which can cause unnecessary trouble for women.
At the same time, during menstruation, if sperm meet with the blood cells that overflow from the damaged endometrium of a woman and enter her bloodstream, it may induce the production of anti sperm antibodies, which can lead to infertility in women in severe cases. So, having sexual intercourse during menstruation will not lead to pregnancy, but it is not recommended.
