Seventeen-year-old women who have had cyclic ovarian ovulation and menstruation and have had unprotected sex have a higher chance of becoming pregnant.
Reproductive organs such as the ovaries and uterus are largely developed in 17-year-old women, and most have already had cyclic ovarian ovulation and menstruation. If unprotected sex occurs, it is possible to become pregnant and the chances of pregnancy are relatively high.
If a 17-year-old woman has no plans to have children, it is recommended that she use contraception when having sex. Early sexual intercourse increases the probability of gynecological diseases and sexually transmitted infections. Moreover, 17-year-old women are not yet adults, so it is recommended not to have sexual intercourse at an early age.
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