Will I get pregnant if I have sex on the first day after my period?

Unexpected pregnancy always brings many difficult problems to both partners. However, many adult men and women, due to their lack of sexual knowledge, easily fail to take proper contraceptive measures, which leads to many subsequent troubles. Many friends have this question about whether they can have sex on the first day after the menstrual period. Below, the editor will explain to you the things about before and after the menstrual period and pregnancy.

Generally speaking, the period just after menstruation is considered a safe period, and the possibility of pregnancy during this period is very small. Whether or not you will get pregnant generally depends on whether you ovulate and whether the eggs you ovulate are normal. There is also the quality of sperm. As long as one sperm combines with the egg to fertilize it, pregnancy is possible.

However, clinically there are very few cases where ovulation occurs after menstruation. So although pregnancy cannot be ruled out 100%, big data shows that it is not a possibility. For example, some people have a short menstrual cycle and may ovulate just after their period. If menstruation is normal, the ovulation day is 14 days before menstruation. The five days before and four days after this day, a total of ten days, are the ovulation period. Except for the ovulation period, all other periods are considered safe periods, but the closer to the ovulation period, the greater the chance of pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, the seven days before menstruation and the eight days after menstruation are the safe period for adult women, which is a calculation method used by most people for contraception. In addition, under normal circumstances, the 3 days after menstruation ends and the 3 days before menstruation are absolutely safe periods, and the closer to the menstruation time, the safer it is. However, the safe period is difficult to estimate for women with irregular menstrual periods. What everyone should note is that having a normal sexual life does not rule out the possibility of pregnancy. It is recommended that you pay attention to observation after having sex. If menstruation does not come for more than 7 days, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a blood test for HCG diagnosis.

What you need to note is that if you do not have plans to conceive in the near future, it is recommended that you choose a safe and effective contraceptive method during the safe period. Knowing more about contraception will benefit both you and your partner. It should be pointed out that artificial abortion or medical abortion is neither a contraceptive measure nor a remedial measure.