which days are safe for intercourse to avoid pregnancy?

Answer 1

the week after the periods is safe to have sex without using condoms or taking pills.. but after that you have to take precautions

Answer 2

# It's true that with a lot of learning and months of very careful recordkeeping and planning some women can figure out when they're most fertile, which can help if they're trying to get pregnant. But if a woman's trying to avoid pregnancy, there may be safer times for unprotected sex , but there is no guaranteed safe time Read more
# Hot tubs, saunas and steam rooms are to be avoided. In normal pregnancies, sexual intercourse usually is permitted unless there is vaginal bleeding , a question of the water bag being broken, or another reason for restriction, until the last few weeks of pregnancy

Answer 3

Actually, sex is safe, and healthy, all through your pregnancy. Even up until birth! This includes having orgasms. Different positions work better than others at different times and, if she's bleeding you should refrain, but otherwise go for it. You won't poke the baby or anything like that. We get this lovely thing called a mucus plug that prevents you from being able to do all of that. Most women don't even know they are pregnant the first month and will continue to have sex into the second, completely unaware. It does not pose a risk. Have fun!

Answer 4

Technically any time except before and during ovulation. The problem is, many woman don't have the textbook 28 day cycle and can't always time it. If you want to avoid pregnancy then abstinence or birth control is the best. By the way, my friend got pregnant from having sex during her period and not using a condom...so don't think it can't happen. Not sure what happened, but she's 13 weeks now.

Answer 5

Don't do it.
I guess there are many ways other then searching for a safe day. just take precautions suggested by doctors.
Generally if you use your common sense when the EGG ( Inside lady) start taking it's shape are the days when intercourse is not safe enough and same EGG when start decomposing itself and the monthly cycle starts.
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Answer 6

If you have sex, there is ALWAYS the chance of getting pregnant.

There is ALWAYS the chance of an STD.

Sperm can live in your body for up to 5 days so you may have sex on a "safe" day, but get pregnant later.

You can avoid the days prior to and after ovulation (usually in the middle of your cycle)....but it is no promise.....why do you think Catholic families are so big!

Answer 7

It's easy to keep track with the "calendar" method of contraception (having sex when it's safe) if your menstrual cycle comes regularly. If your mens comes on the same date every month then it is safe to have sex 7 days before and after the cycle.

Answer 8

yes.

There are some.

We are all individuals so they cannot be consider completely safe. Knowing the risks you may want to see a Gynaecologist with your partner, or just look up Rhythm Method in any book or on Internet.

Nothing is safe, as far as STD and AIDS. Please look it up on Internet.

Gynaecologist can tell you more about it and guide you to equally convenient but more safe methods.

Answer 9

imo--none. however ... if your cycle is a normal 28 day cycle ... you will ovulate around the 14th day. it's therefore generally smart to avoid the middle 2 weeks of your cycle since you can never be sure exactly what day you ovulate and sperm can survive something like 5 days.

Answer 10

i don't think that there is a safe day. there are things you can do to avoid it like condom, the pill, or even not having sex at all