No, it is not true. Most women ovulate around the same time, so they would be safe. Every woman's cycle is different though, and if you ovulate right after your period you would end up possibly pregnant if you followed that rule.
The only true time you can have sex and not get pregnant is when you are already pregnant. Lol.Is it true that you are safe after your LPM within 10 days? and you can have contact with no using protection
LOL, not true. I have a friend who got pregnant on day four of her cycle.
The body can push up egg production if it senses the presence of sperm, and sperm can live for five days in a woman's body. Rely on condoms or birth control, not on the time of the month. Otherwise, you'll have a new nickname: mommy.Is it true that you are safe after your LPM within 10 days? and you can have contact with no using protection
That's what some people say. I would say use protection anyways. Better safe than sorry, yeah?
i wouldnt take the chance. use protection always if you dont want a baby! better to be safe then sorry!
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