Can I get pregnant if I don't wear a condom during the safe period?

You all know that a normal woman's period is divided into a safe period, an ovulation period and a menstrual period. Women can have sex with men during the ovulation period and the safe period. If you want a child, you have sex during the ovulation period and the probability of pregnancy is higher. If you don't want a child, you have sex during the safe period, and the probability of pregnancy is lower. So, will you get pregnant if you have sex without a condom during the safe period?

Possibly, but the chances of pregnancy will be slightly lower.

Contraception during the safe period is not absolutely safe, but the chance of pregnancy is lower. If the sperm is ejaculated inside, it is also possible to get pregnant, because sometimes you don't want to come out so early, and the semen may be inside, and have you ever found that when you are excited but not to orgasm, you have semen flowing out? So the combination of these two factors can also make pregnancy possible.

Because women's ovulation is affected by many factors, it is possible to be early or late. The safest time is a few days after the end of menstruation.

Wearing condoms is harmless to men and can also prevent sexually transmitted diseases. The possible influence is that you have some prejudice against wearing condoms itself and feel that it will affect your feelings.

Each ovulation day should be about 14 days before the menstrual period, so the 5 days before ovulation and the 5 days after ovulation are called the "ovulation period". It is easy to get pregnant during sexual intercourse during the ovulation period. The time outside the ovulation period is the safe period. If you have sex during the safe period, the chance of pregnancy is small, but the safe period is not 100% safe and may lead to accidental pregnancy. It is recommended to take safety measures to avoid accidental pregnancy affecting your health.