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What is the safer time to have sex with partner in terms of how many days before or after the periods
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Hi, there is nosafe period except menstrual days, as pregnancy has seen to take place any time before and after menses. So will suggest you to not to rely on this method much, best thing is to use contraception like condom or oc pills, therotically it's one week after and one week before menses.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any further doubts.
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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12 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
middle 3-7 days
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Dr. Anand P R
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17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Divide your cycle in three parts.. First pat and last part is safer.. Ok
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Dr. (Major) Sriniwas Gupta
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Aurangabad
10 to 18 days are risky
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