Patient's question:
I and my wife didn't use a condom and had intercourse on the first day of her menstruation. Now I'm a bit worried, will she get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
The safe period is commonly referred to as "the seven days before and the eight days after." The seven days before and the eight days after menstruation are considered safe. The calculation method for the safe period is as follows. The advantage of the safe period method is that it does not require the use of any contraceptive medications or devices or surgical procedures. It simply involves choosing to have sexual intercourse during the safe period, without the side effects of contraceptive medications or concerns about surgery. It aligns with the natural state of the human body, as it can be affected by health conditions, external environments, and may even result in additional ovulation, though the probability of pregnancy remains low.