Patient's question:
I am from the countrysideI don’t know anything
I don’t want children yet
But I had sex during her period
I don’t know if I will get pregnant
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the 7 days after menstruation are considered the safe period, but this is not 100% effective in preventing pregnancy. It simply means that the likelihood of getting pregnant during the 7 days after menstruation ends and the 7 days before menstruation starts is very low. The safer it is the closer you are to the start of your period and the days immediately following the end of your period. If your menstrual cycle is irregular, it is still important to practice active contraception and avoid relying on the safe period method to prevent pregnancy, as accidental pregnancy can be harmful to your health.