How does pregnancy occur?

The pregnancy is both simple and complicated. Have you ever wondered how pregnancy happens? The following information will help you never ask again, if there's a chance of being pregnant with kisses, oral sex, ventilation, or various friction.

How do we get pregnant?

Before the pregnancy begins, it's important that two things happen. During ovulation, an egg must be released, which then must be fertilized by the sperm cell.

From a medical point of view, pregnancy begins when a fertilized egg enters the uterus wall. The pregnancy continues after that egg grows in an embryo and then on the fetus.

The three steps of pregnancy.

Owl: The ovary lays an egg

Wormons associated with the menstrual cycle cause eggs within the ovaries to ripen. On average, every 28 days or more, a mature egg is released by the ovary. This process is called ovulation. Once released, the egg moves into the Fallopian tube, where it stays for about 24 hours. If the egg is not fertilized during that time, the egg breaks down and your period begins 11-16 days later.

Ferdition: Sperma Meets the Egg

The ripe egg is fertilized when joining a sperm cell. This usually happens after jacululation inside the vagina. Spermatozoid in sperm travels up into the vagina through the cervix's neck and hallopian tubes. If an egg is less than 24 hours old, it can be fertilized by a sperm cell. Although very rarely, fertilization can occur if sperm has spilled too close to the vagina. Nowadays, we can fertilize an egg by placing sperm in the female's body (artificial finish) or by fertilizing an egg outside the body and then placing it in the womb.

Implantation: The fertilized egg joins the uterus and begins pregnancy

Most eggs are fertilized by sperm while still in the fallop tube. The fertilized egg then travels down the phallopian tube into the womb. This could take 1-2 days. When the egg reaches the womb, it connects with that layer of cervix called endometrium, and it begins pregnancy. Many fertilized eggs do not implant so that they come out of the body in the next few periods.

Even if an egg can be fertilized within 24 hours, sperm can live within the human body for up to five days. That means you can have sex during days you're not ovating and still remain the animal. In short, the sperm that has disfellowshipped on Monday may fertilize an egg released Friday.

There is a time period during which Can't I get pregnant?

No. There are times when animals are less likely to occur, such as during menstruation.

How can I prevent pregnancy?

If you don't want to get pregnant, you can use contraception

For more information about family planning, click here.

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