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When can have sex without precaution,mean after how many days of her period?
Which is the better precaution except condom ?
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Birth control pills have a lower failure rate and are better than condom, if one is not comfortable with condoms.
You need to see a gynaec and a low dose ocpill can be started from 1st day of periods for 21 days.
It regularises periods, offers contraception and has multiple benefits like protection from ovarian and breast cancers.
You need to check with the doctor first as it cannot be started in patients with cardiovascular disease, liver or a gall bladder disease, fibroadenoma breast patients.
Six days after periods are relatively 'safer' but there is no guarantee as escape ovulation can take place anytime in irregular cycles.
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Nothing better than condom
Depending on the average duration of your cycles the safe days vary. Mostly first 9 days of your cycle r safe
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