In daily life, many couples use the safe period method to prevent pregnancy. During each menstrual cycle, there is a period of safe period, during which the chance of getting pregnant through sexual intercourse is relatively low. The general safe period is during the period before and after menstruation. Can you find out if you will get pregnant on the second day of your period after having sex?
Since I had my period on the second day after having sex, it proves that I was not pregnant. Under normal circumstances, menstruation will stop after pregnancy, but if menstruation occurs normally, it is impossible to conceive. But if the menstrual period does not come on time after sexual intercourse and symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and chest swelling occur, it may be pregnancy, which can be tested through a pregnancy test stick.
If your menstrual cycle is consistently regular, the week before your period is considered a safe period, and the chances of pregnancy are relatively low. However, a low chance of pregnancy does not mean that one will not conceive. This so-called safe period is not absolutely safe, and there is also a small possibility of unintended pregnancy.
I don't plan to have a baby yet, so it's not recommended to use the safe period contraception method as it has a lower safety level. To achieve better contraceptive effects, it is recommended to use condoms during sexual intercourse. For couples who have no long-term fertility needs, it is recommended to use an intrauterine device as a contraceptive method.
