Pregnancy In Periods: For any woman, becoming a mother is no less than a beautiful dream coming true, but sometimes women face problems in getting pregnant even after several attempts. In such a situation, women often have a question that what is the best time to conceive a baby and whether there is a possibility of getting pregnant by having unprotected sex during menstruation or not?
Many myths have surfaced regarding this, but let us tell you today whether there are really chances of getting pregnant by having sexual relations during periods or not.
What happens if you have sex during your periods?
According to health experts, the chances of getting pregnant in the first 2 days of periods are zero. But as the days increase, the chances of pregnancy also increase. After 13 days of the period cycle, the chances of getting pregnant are 9%.
If your period cycle is of 28 days, then the chances of getting pregnant are highest if you ovulate on the 12th or 14th day. But if you have sexual intercourse even on the fifth or sixth day of your period, then these sperms can survive till the 11th day, which also increases the chances of pregnancy.
What will happen if you have sex during periods?
If you are comfortable in having physical relations during periods, then this can reduce the cramps during menstruation.
Not only this, the chances of getting pregnant during this period are also the lowest. However, having sexual relations during periods can be a little uncomfortable. Not only this, if any man or woman wants to conceive, then they will have to avoid the position of having sexual relations while standing, sitting or the woman being on top of the man, because in these positions it is difficult for the sperm and egg to meet.
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