When is the best time for you to have sex and not conceive?
444096
AFter the fourteenth day (normally).  Birth contral depends on your age, weight, smoking or not.  Condoms of course almost guarntee no STD's so should always be used, but if you're married and committed, the ring is great.  No need to remember to take every day.
151871
the most fertilized time for a normal woman is on the 14th day of her period..or in other words..14 days from her first period day..and it lasts for about 3 days..then your chances of getting pregnant is low again..till your next period ofcourse!!~\n\n^_^
1136535
First, keep notes on when you get your period. Get yourself a calendar or  a good ovulation chart. \n\nPurchase the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility". It will give you some great info on the signs your body gives off when you are fertile. Cervix softness, cervical mucus, body temp.\n\nLive healthy. Start taking a good prenatal vitamin. Your doctor may have one he prefers his patients taking. Ask your ob/gyn\n\nYou can purchase ovulation prediction tests too. Those will help you narrow down your two MOST fertile days of the month. However you generally have 3 or 4 days where you are very fertile.\n\nGood luck to you!
274175
Whenever you can take care of a kid...cause if you don't think you're ready for that then you're too young to have sex. accidents happen even with birth control.
792769
If being pregnant is something you are really not ready for, then you should take the morning after pill. This delivers a massive dose of hormones to your body which prevents a fertilized egg implanting on the wall of the womb.\n\nHowever, while possible, it is unlikely that you would become pregnant at this point in your cycle. Fertility for a 28-31 day cycle (same as me!) occurs between days 11 and 16, and conception is highly unlikely after day 18. Don't risk it if you don't want a baby though, remember it's a life you're talking about.\n\nIn future, try and get your boyfriend to take some responsibility! Perhaps remind him that he would be financially liable for life if you got pregnant, or tell him you would go round his house and tell his mum! Seriously though, take better care, a moments passion can equal a lifetimes responsibility.
1181499
Your best bet is to wait til your period starts, like the directions say ... the reason being that on the off chance you're pregnant, you shouldn't take the Pill, because it could be bad for the baby.  Once your period starts, it's safe to start taking them.  I know it's annoying to have to wait, but it's best to work with your body.
346076
First question, how long ago before your cycle did you have intercourse?  Are your cycles regular?  If you start on the same day everyday and you are sure it is your menstrual cycle and not ovulation, you may not get pregnant.  However, if you had intercourse a week or so before your cycle, you could still get pregnant.  My OBGYN told me that I didn't find out I was pregnant until the third month because you can still have a cycle after the initial fertilization.  You could do one of two things.  Wait out the next couple of months or wait a month and get a test.  Your best bet would be to see an OBGYN as soon as possible.  I assume you are young and that you are afraid to talk to your parents about this.  If this is the case; see your guidance counselor and tell them you would like to keep it confidential until you find out for sure.  Good luck.
256442
Your in the "danger" sone nine days befor you period\n\nThat is if you don't whant to fall pregnant if you are trying then that is your perfect time to try
459327
Sexual position makes no difference at all about whether you have a boy or girl.  Conception takes place hours or days after sex, not during.\nThat being said, there are ways to increase (not guarentee) your chances of a boy or a girl if you choose. \nFor a girl: immediately after a woman's menstrual period ends, she and her partner should have intercourse frequently (at least every other day) until 48 hours before ovulation. Do not have unprotected sex after this point until the next menstrual cycle ends. \nFor a boy: Either abstain from sex or use condoms until 4 days before ovulation. After this point, abstain entirely until 12 hours prior to ovulation; this acts to boost a man's sperm count. During the 12-hour ovulatory window, a couple should have sex, preferably just once. After this, partners must use condoms if they have intercourse again in the next several days. \nAll this assumes, of course, that you know when you ovulate, and that you have regular menstrual periods.  There are kits in the pharmacy to help tell when you ovulate.  It's a good idea to keep track for a few months prior to trying to conceive so that you get to know your cycle.  \nGood luck!
1185294
You should have sex during your fertile time, which is the 4 or 5 days before you ovulate and a day or so afterwards. A lot of advise out there says to have sex every other day rather than every day so that the sperm count isn't too depleted. \nHave fun!
518967
have sex a couple days before you ovulate
207275
Any day is good, since the ovulation cycle is every 28 days.  Your woman will be fertile for about 8 days during this cycle.  She should be able to know when it is.  Just do what you do, add a few more times during this fertile week and 9months later you should have a baby.\n\nIf not, there might be fertility issues which can be determined and most likely resolved at the doctors.
609369
Wait.  When the time is right you will know.  Or you'll get pregnant on accident and you'll make it the right time.  It's OK, your only 30.  It's not like you guys don't have plenty of time.  Enjoy life and each other.  Good Luck.
670698
You ovulate once a month.that time is 12-16 days after your period.that is the best time to get preg.sperm can take up to a week to die.so i guess the best time to do it with as little chance of getting preg would be about 1-2 days after your period.Or 1-2 days before.but really you should always us a condom.STDs and all that stuff.
617715
There is no absolutely safe time.  Generally, if she's regular with her periods, the week before her period is probably the least likely time that she'd become pregnant.\nNever rely on this.  Always use birth control or abstain unless you're prepared to deal with becoming a parent.
666449
you can get pregnant anytime
1095393
There are ovulation kits available at most pharmacies that will help you determine the right "day" for you. If you have fertility issues (you have been trying unsuccessfully for at least 2 years to get pregnant) then you need to see your doctor to ensure that there are no physical issues with getting pregnant that might be stopping you. Good Luck.