The safe period for women is the period when it is not easy to get pregnant, because during this period the follicles have been ovulated and the chances of having sex at this time are very low, so it is a physiological safe period. In general, for women with regular menstrual cycles, the safe period is the week before and within a week after menstruation, which is a physiological safe period. However, there is no absolute safety period for women, because there may be extra ovulation during the safety period, so if you have intercourse during the safety period without contraception, there is also a chance of pregnancy. If you have intercourse during the safe period, it is advisable to take oral emergency contraceptive pills to avoid harm to women’s bodies due to unwanted pregnancy.