Patient's question:
Patient's Gender: My girlfriend hasn't had her period for half a month. We've had two attempts, but they were with withdrawal. Her symptoms seem like pregnancy, though I'm not sure! If she really is pregnant, what kind of medication should she take to terminate the pregnancy safely without any risks? How many days is the safe period? When is the safe time? I'm so frustrated~~ Are there any credible answers? Is the safe period really effective? Sigh~~ I'm so frustrated~~ I just want to die~~ I'm constantly thinking about whether I'm pregnant every day~~ When is the safest time to have sex? Please reply, otherwise it could be a matter of life and death.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the ten days before menstruation and the three days after menstruation are considered the physiological safe period for adult women, which is a method used by many for contraception. In addition to the calendar method based on the number of days, there are also the basal body temperature method and the cervical mucus observation method. Around one week after menstruation is typically the ovulation period, during which the risk of pregnancy is high. However, please note: the safe period is not absolutely safe. Sometimes, due to hormonal imbalances in women, ovulation may occur significantly earlier or later, making the judgment of the safe period ineffective. Therefore, the safe period is only relatively safe.