A woman indulges herself every day but still cannot get pregnant

A girl who has not had her period has sex every day but has never gotten pregnant. For couples and lovers who are not planning to have a baby, contraception is always accompanied by sexual intercourse. There are many legends about contraception, including many misunderstandings. In people's minds, girls who have not yet started their menarche will not get pregnant. Is this true? What other misunderstandings are there about contraception?

Myth 1: Girls who haven’t had their first period can’t get pregnant

Whether a woman can get pregnant or not is closely related to ovulation. Women who have their periods will definitely ovulate, but women who do not have their periods may also ovulate, such as girls approaching menarche, women in menopause, etc. So don’t be naive and think that you won’t get pregnant if you don’t have your period. Whether or not she is menstruating, women should take care of themselves and not have sex with others casually.

Myth 2: Women who are menstruating cannot get pregnant

Many people believe that women cannot get pregnant during their menstrual period. In fact, this idea is wrong. Women may also release eggs during their menstruation. When the egg and sperm meet, pregnancy is still possible. Therefore, you should not be careless even during your menstrual period. In addition, sexual intercourse during menstruation will increase the chance of infection for both parties, so it is not recommended.

Myth 3: You won’t get pregnant the first time you have sex

Although the chance of a woman getting pregnant during her first sexual intercourse is relatively low because of the barrier of the hymen, the first sexual intercourse also creates an opportunity for sperm and egg to meet. Therefore, pregnancy is still possible.

Myth 4: Urinating after sex can prevent pregnancy

The urethra and vagina are in different locations. After sexual intercourse, even if urination is done, it is impossible to expel the sperm that has entered the female body. Therefore, even if a woman urinates immediately after sex, she can still get pregnant.

Myth 5: Men can’t get pregnant unless they penetrate too deeply

This statement is wrong. Although the insertion is not deep, the ejaculated sperm can still combine with the egg. Moreover, the number of sperm in a drop of semen is so large that it is impossible to estimate, so it is not advisable to rely on luck.

Myth 6: Flushing after sex can prevent pregnancy

Sperm has a very strong vitality. Even after sexual intercourse, cleaning the vagina with liquid cannot stop the sperm from moving forward. Therefore, women should not blindly rely on hearsay and adopt contraception practices.