my husband dont like using condom. which are are sefest days during a monthly period?

Answer 1

ORAL
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ANAL

Answer 2

Dear, if you are married and don't know the answer to this question you may need more help than we can give you. In actuality, there is NO ABSOLUTELY SAFE time of the month, because your ovulation can occur at any time, but usually approximately two weeks before your next menstrual period. However, this can be off by literally days if not a week or more. If your husband doesn't like a condom, then I would suggest you either get on the Pill, or some other means of birth control, or tell him to go take a cold shower.

Answer 3

If he's your husband I am assuming you are not worried about STD's so here's some things to try:

1. A femdom (female condom) It is inserted into the vagina before sex and removed after.

2. Birth control pills, an IUD or Depo (birth control shots) and no other form of condom (they are fairly accurate if all you're worried about is getting pregnant. My husband and I never use condoms, I just took birth control pills and now have an IUD and I have never gotten pregnant).

3. If you really don't want to take anything then it would be best to see a fertility doctor and discuss what days of the month are "safest" for not having children FOR YOU. This is called the rhythm method and is HIGHLY UNSTABLE because women's bodies and cycles change all the time. It is really impossible to tell you when it would be "safe" to have unprotected sex and not get pregnant! No one I know did not end up pregnant from using this method!

Answer 4

Every woman has a different fertility cycle, but there are ways to measure that cycle. The most effective, non-medical method to gauge non-fertile days is Natural Family Planning. Check out the couple-to-couple league, their web-site is below. They use a woman's body temperature and two other signs to determine whether or not a woman is fertile. Many people use the method and it's very effective, when used properly. Hope this helps.

Answer 5

Just use another form of birth control. Making love with a condom is like taking a shower with your socks on anyway.

Answer 6

you will get pregnant at ANY time for the time of your cycleif you have intercourse.. expecially as a teenager, your cycle fairly has no longer regulated itself. you apart from mght don't be attentive to at what factor you're ovulating. maximum ladies ovulate 2 weeks in the previous their era, yet some might ovulate shortly after. As a teenager, once you ovulate might selection because of the fact your hormones are nevertheless regulating themselves. grownup ladies who use the "rythm" approach to sidestep, or attempt to get, pregnant are ussually taking their temperature daily and monitoring their bodly fluids for countless months to aim to be certain whilst they are maximum fertile for the time of their cycle.. even this has an exceedingly extreme failure fee for somebody attempting to sidestep a being pregnant. Condoms avert being pregnant, yet they do smash.

Answer 7

medically it is after first 5-6days ,and before 5-6days of menstruation,between this it is danger period, u should be allways carefull about ur dates than dates in month, some time it varies with cycle dates. u will not be fertil when ur body is preparing for ovulation.

Answer 8

femdom female condom for u , a copper t or birth control pills.last if u dont want any kids permanently,go for tubectomy operation

Answer 9

IF you are worriied about safest days , do it at night,go to doctor ,get iud inserted, bingo, no condom,no bibbi for you..happy happy

Answer 10

right before and right after

check out this website
http://www.mymonthlycycles.com/home.jsp

you can track your period over a few a months and it will tell you when you are ovulating

very useful

Answer 11

the days before your period