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I have a doubt on when I can I have sex without getting pregnant ?
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You may not be safe 3 days before your period. Like I said, the only way to know when you ovulate is to get an ovulation kit and use it for a few months.
Hi Blue, the first day of your period is the first day of your cycle and a cycle is 28 days for most woman, so were do you get this day 3 thing form, most women start to ovulate on day 14, now thats the norm, but as Remar has said some woman can get pregnanat anytime, it a woman to womwan thing, now you want to stay safe its either the bc pill, or condoms and a jel for you.
Good Luck
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yes I think it helped but what about 3 days after your period? does it still counts on the process to see when I ovulate?
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I understand your question. You want to know when you are fertile. Not all women ovulate the same time of the month. You could ovulate 3 days before your period. The best thing to do is get an ovulation kit and use it for a couple of months. It will explain to you when your safe time is. Un til you know for sure it would be a good idea to use a condom every single time if you're not on the pill. The women in our family do not ovulate in the middle of their cycle. I got pregnant a few days before my period. My youngest sister got pregnant with both of her children 5 days after her period started. Same thing with my middle sister.
Hi Blue, I take the last bit is about the pill, the is sometimes used to get womens cycle stratened out and back to normal, so they work quite well, they just need to become away of life, does that help.
Good Luck
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may main question is that i know incan use comdoms and stuff but what about when your in a cycle i heard that you have to wait three days before your next period or something
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