Safe days of a woman after periods

The menstrual cycle is known to have 2 phases -

• Proliferating phase - This period starts from the first day of menstruation.
• Secretory phase - This is a continuous period of 14 days, which is counted from 14 days before menstruation.

You should know that pregnancy can happen in the time immediately after menstruation. However, the chances of this happening are slim. If you are not using any birth control methods, you can become pregnant at any time during your period - even during, or shortly after, your period.

Keep in mind that even if you've never had a period before, are having your first period, or have had sex for the first time, you can still get pregnant. Scientifically there is no "safe period". This means that no matter what time you have unprotected sex, there is still a chance of getting pregnant. So, if you want to avoid unwanted pregnancy, practice safe sex.

Of course, there are periods during your menstrual cycle when your fertility is high. During this time the chances of getting pregnant are high. This is the time of ovulation. Having sex around the time of ovulation increases a woman's chances of getting pregnant. Therefore, the time of ovulation is considered unsafe to have sex from a 'prevention' point of view.

(Read More - How many days after periods does ovulation occur)

You can calculate the period of your ovulation in this way (if you do not understand this, then you should take complete information about this from your doctor) -

• If a woman's menstrual cycle is 30 days, then the time for ovulation is the middle of 10 days.
• Having unprotected sex during this period increases the chances of getting pregnant.
• The 10 days following the start of your period and the 10 days before your next period are generally considered "safe times", but as mentioned above, having unprotected sex during these times can lead to a slightly lower chance of pregnancy. It happens, it doesn't end completely. It is a misconception that pregnancy is impossible during this time (i.e. it is a safe period). As explained above, this is because if you have unprotected sex during this period, since a man's sperm can live inside a woman for up to 7 days, this sperm can fertilize the woman's egg as soon as ovulation begins.

WARNING: The above cycle and ovulation calculations only apply to women with regular menstrual cycles. If you suspect or have confirmed menstrual cycle irregularities, see a doctor to understand the exact timing of your ovulation.

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There is no such time before period or after period, which is considered completely safe. There is always a chance of getting pregnant if you have unprotected sex. Therefore, if a woman does not want to conceive, she should always practice safe sex. On the other hand, if a woman wants to get pregnant, she should consult a doctor to understand the exact time of her ovulation.

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