I had sex in the fourth day of my period...Could I be pregnant?
Answer:
Anytime that you have unprotected sex you have a chance of getting pregnant even if you are on your period.
RIGHT BEFORE YOUR PERIOD, YES YOU COULD, TAKE A TEST AND FIND OUT FOR SURE.
You can get pregnant anytime of the month there is no safe days you need to get on the pill and use a condom if you don't want to get pregnant. Yes you can get pregnant when having sex during your period.
NOT LIKELY. YOU CAN NOT GET PREGNANT UNTIL THE 12-16TH DAY AFTER YOUR PERIOD. YOU CAN FIND OUT ABOUT PREGNACY ON THE INTERNET.
Your period is considered the "safe" time of the month.
However, sperm can stay inside you for up to a full week after you have sex.
And if the sperm makes it's way into the egg during this time, consider yourself pregnant.
It's unlikely but there is always that chance.
You should always use protection, which isn't even 100% effective against preventing pregnancy but it's better than nothing.
Be more careful, there are no guaranteed days to have sex and not become pregnant.
The best way to not get pregnant is to not have sex.
No day is safe! And yes, it is possible you could be pregnant...especially if you have a 20-25 day cycle...so if you usually get your period 5-6 days before the day you started the prior month, it is more likely.if you have a 28 day cycle, it is less likely...hope this helps
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Get some birth control or condoms. Just to be safe.
There are no days that you can have sex and not have the possibility of getting pregnant! Even if you have regular periods you can still ovulate in between them. Sperm can live for days inside you.
The only 100% way to not get pregnant is to not have vaginal sex. Even then you have to be scrupulous about not letting fluids from the penis get anywhere near your vagina. The most effective birth control method is to be on b/c pills and use a condom in addition to that.
Birth control pills can be rendered ineffective if you are taking antibiotics and also some other medications. Condoms can split, develop holes, and or slide off during intercourse. The male must withdraw his penis immediately after ejaculation and firmly grasp the condom as he withdraws to prevent it from coming off at that time.
All of what I have said is regarding pregnancy only. The only way to be completely sure that you will not catch HIV or other STD's is to be completely celibate (no sex of any kind) until you get married and for the man you marry to pass a test for HIV 1 year before you get married and again just before you get married ( with no sex or IV drugs in between the tests). If you or he are not willing to do that, you are taking your chances.
I used to work as a RN in hospitals for 24 years. Twice I accidently stuck myself with a needle after I had used it to inject medicine into a patient. One time I accidently got a patients blood splashed into my eye (The eye is a potential place to catch HIV).
Each time I had to get an HIV test immediately and then every 3 years for a year. It can take up to a year for them to be able to detect the HIV virus in you.
I hope this info helps you to keep safe in the future. Your present behavior can get you pregnant and possibly kill you. I don't say that to criticize but because I care about you.
well, considering you had sex, of course there is the chance that you could be pregnant. i'm not sure how your cycle affects chances of becoming pregnant, though, sorry.
aobut the "Can someone tell me which days I can have sex and no be pregnant?", there are none. the only way you can never get pregnant is to never have sex, otherwise the best you can do is to practise safe sex [condom, birth control, et cetera].
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