i-Pill Female Condom

Hello There are many hormonal pills that can be taken as contraceptives. Go to your gynaecologist who can prescribe you pills from second day of your periods.

Ideally ovulation time is fixed but since sperm stays active and alive for good 3 to 4 days in female genital tract its risky still to have sex without condom 5 days before periods, suggest use a condom to remain safe.

A week before the cycle and a week after that is comparatively safe but no time is 100%safe that's why it's better to use contraception condoms or pills both are ok remember there is 2%failure with all the contraceptive methods but that much chance everyone has to take.

Yes Taking contraceptive pills is a sensible and safe way to enjoy sex without worrying about condoms or stress of unplanned pregnancy. The advantages are regular periods, less bleeding, less pain during periods, and it protects the uterus and ovaries from cancer in future. The thing to remember is to take the pill without missing any. 3 weeks take pill, 1 week gap.

Birth control methods, like the pill, ring, patch, and shot, are also really good at preventing pregnancy if you use them perfectly. Let's have a detailed discussion for better advice and healthy lifestyle.