how long is the "safe period" for cumming inside of a woman after her period without pregnancy?

Answer 1

Zero minutes, zero hours, zero days. It is possible for a woman to become pregnant at ANY TIME of the month if she is having sexual relations. DO NOT have unprotected sex EVER, unless you are ready to possibly become a parent!!!

Answer 2

Cumming Inside Women

Answer 3

There is really no safe time. It all really depends on the length of her cycle. If she has a shorter cycle there would be much fewer days that she's not fertile after her period, then a woman with a longer cycle. This is because most women ovulate around 14 days before their next period, so a woman with a 28 day cycle will ovulate around day 14, and a woman with a 32 day cycle will ovulate around day 18. Also remember that sperm can live for up to 5 days, so even if she hasn't ovulated yet she can still get pregnant if she ovulates 5 days later.

Answer 4

There is NEVER a COMPLETELY safe period to ejaculate inside a woman without a risk of pregnancy. At every point in a woman's cycle, and yes sometimes even during her period, you run the risk of pregnancy if you ejaculate in her.

The risk may be smaller at some times and greater at others but is that a risk you REALLY want to take.

To be safe have her get on the pill and use a condom, or at the VERY least use a condom.

Good Luck

Answer 5

There is no "safe period." Every woman ovulates differently...for example...i ovulate very early in my cycle. I am 14 weeks pregnant now and i got pregnant a day or two after my period ended. Also...sperm stays alive inside of a woman for several days, so even if she is not ovulating at the time of intercourse, she could ovulate a few days later while the sperm is still living.

Answer 6

Nothing is "foolproof" but almost always eight days from the start (day one) of the woman's period is safe...so if her period is say four days long, then you have four non-bleeding days to play around with. Also, if she is basal body temping and knows for SURE she has already ovulated (which should happen around day 14 of a 28 day cycle) then 2 days after her ovulation up until her period (really up until day 8 of the new cycle), she is infertile, so you can do it then too without much worry. But women's cycles vary from month to month and the day they ovulate during a cycle can vary as well. If done consistently and correctly, BBT (basal body temperature taking) along with FAM (fertility awareness method), NFP (natural family planning) is over 99% effective...but it takes commitment and restraint. Most couples can't do NFP correctly.

Answer 7

there is no "safe" period. a woman can get pregnant ANY time of the month.

it's true that during ovulation there is more of a risk of pregnancy, but women get pregnant all the time outside of that period.

my mom got pregnant with my sister while she was having her period.

bottom line, unless you want a baby, always use protection.

Answer 8

yes. it absolutely works. i have been using this method for years and i have never been pregnant. yes there is such a thing as pre-ejaculation but if the guy pees before sex it minimises the chances of sperm being in pre-ejactulation. if you're really worried about it, use contraception. no form of contraception is 100% effective, neither is the pull out method but it does play a part in avoiding pregnancy. just be careful that wherever he does end up cumming, its not near your vagina because it doesnt have to go directly in for you to fall pregnant. hope i helped :)

Answer 9

most ovulation times occur 14 days after the first day of your last period. but i dont believe that there is a "safe period". you can get pregnant at any time, especially when those little swimmers want that egg!

Answer 10

It´s never 100% safe. Some people even fall pregnant after a tubal, on the pill, injection and with condoms. Rather play it safe and use protection....