If you’re asking how to prevent pregnancy naturally, the first step is understanding your menstrual cycle. So let me ask you, is your cycle regular or irregular? While there’s no 100% safe time to have unprotected sex, tracking your ovulation can help reduce your chances of pregnancy. Most women ovulate around the middle of their...
FAQ Category: Pregnancy Prevention
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Hi Elizabeth… Yea it’s said that condoms are 99% effective but are they effective as they say it is because people still use it well and correctly and end up pregnant so what could cause this?
You’re not alone in wondering, are condoms effective as said to be. Condoms are 99% effective when used perfectly but here’s the catch: most people don’t use them correctly every single time. That small 1% failure rate becomes bigger with user error. Common mistakes that reduce effectiveness include:– Not checking the expiry date– Failing to...
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Please if I have sex while I’m ovulating, is it a bad idea? My partner will make use of condoms.
Having sex while ovulating with condoms isn’t necessarily a bad idea as long as the condoms are used correctly and consistently. Ovulation is your most fertile window, meaning the risk of pregnancy is at its highest. But if your partner uses a condom properly checking the expiry date, wearing it before any genital contact, leaving...
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I had unprotected sex 4 days before my ovulation and I didn’t use any contraceptives. I am not sure if he cum inside me or not but I am having a pregnancy scare already. Please when is the best time for me to take a pregnancy test?
If you had unprotected sex before ovulation, it’s normal to feel anxious. Sperm can survive in the female body for up to 5 days, so pregnancy is still possible even if ejaculation wasn’t clear. The best time to take a pregnancy test after unprotected sex before ovulation is: After a missed period or At least...