SEX AT LAST DAY OF PERIOD, is it safe? How possible will u get prego coz i think I am..

[Ohmygodess]

I had unprotected sex with my bf on my last day period. Last day meaning, there was no more blood but just light stains, probably the first day after my period. Anways, i have already missed 2  months period and now I have brown spotting to light red. I thought after or during ur period its safe for unprotected sex or chances are less to get prego? Please help! :(

[Cassandrajane]

There is NEVER a safe time to have unprotected sex. I know people who have gotten pregnant whilst on their period because they ovulated late, unless you use ovulation sticks you never know when you're ovulating.

so if you dont wanna get preg use condoms AND birth control1 Because there is never a safe time to have unprotected sex

x

[Atlantisea]

It is always possible to fall pregnant (unless already pregnant). It is usually LESS likely when you are bleeding because ovulation usually happens around day 12-14 of your cycle. Bleeding usually happens days 1-5 so if you had sex on day 5  the sperm would be dead by day 10 therefore not being present when it is possible to become pregnant. However, many women ovulate early or late, and the timing method is notoriously unreliable.
Take a pregnancy test to be sure.

[Clysta]

There is not really ever a "safe" time to have unprotected sex. It's why you should always use protection because a women can ovulate at any time in her cycle. (some even have ovulated on their period or at the tailend of it) you need to take a test and see what it shows, or see a doctor for a blood test.

[nickieb85]

Well it really all depends on when you ovulate in your cycle. It is rare that some women ovulate around the time of their period but it certainly does happen. Have you taken a home pregnancy test? If not, then it is definitely recommended. If your test comes out negative and you still haven't had your period then I would say go see a doctor and get a blood test done to see if that comes to a different conclusion.