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  1. #61

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    Quote Originally Posted by kimleeKINO_choi View Post
    for me, regular man ko kay 95% safe.

    Not married yet pero mao ako nahibaw-an..ehehe

    Agree pod ko u sis.
    95% ra lagi ka kimleeKINO c malou k 98% jud hehehe anyway na proven naman sad ni Malou but withdrawal lagi sad ang mostly himo.on wa man sad gi pa buto sa sud sa gawas man hehehe

  2. #62

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    bro ayg too ani nila...
    2 and 1/4 day bro mao nay pinakasafe.
    hahaha

  3. #63

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    Quote Originally Posted by vahnhelsing View Post
    bro ayg too ani nila...
    2 and 1/4 day bro mao nay pinakasafe.
    hahaha
    hahaha nganung naa pamay 1/4? dili pwidi ug 1 and 1/8? para mas 99.9 safe jud whahahaha

  4. #64

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    Quote Originally Posted by stuart View Post
    yeah speaking of regular period are u talking about every month or dates?
    yes . dpat si girl every month naay period .. but better use contraceptive which is safest at all

  5. #65

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    hala naa diay ni?
    regular akong period iexample daw ko ug calculate ug when ang akong safe ug fertile pro wla bya koy bf hap. no *** since ....

    so kng akong menstruation ngsugod pg February 23 - February 29 ning end when ang safe nko ana ug fertile

  6. #66

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    Quote Originally Posted by ches1091 View Post
    yes . dpat si girl every month naay period .. but better use contraceptive which is safest at all
    bitaw lagi its better to use contraceptives but girls sometime dont want the guy na mugamit

  7. #67

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    Quote Originally Posted by i_am_nikita View Post
    hala naa diay ni?
    regular akong period iexample daw ko ug calculate ug when ang akong safe ug fertile pro wla bya koy bf hap. no *** since ....

    so kng akong menstruation ngsugod pg February 23 - February 29 ning end when ang safe nko ana ug fertile
    akong ex mi sulti naku before na 7before and after lagi so mi dive q but on after na sa iyang menstruation peru only 3days or 5days ra q taman peru wa naku na prob k naa man xa problem of having preggy hehehe

  8. #68

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    For conception to take place, a mature egg cell, or ovum, must be at the right place at the right time. Conception takes place when a sperm penetrates the egg cell and fertilizes it, and the two cells combine to form a new life.

    Let's take a quick look at some of a woman’s key reproductive organs and see how they function during menstruation and ovulation, two processes that are critical in preparing her for conception.

    Here are the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and vagina.

    You can see a cut-away view of one of the ovaries on the right. The purple structures inside the ovary are immature egg cells, or oocytes. All of the 400,000 egg cells a woman will ever produce are already present in her ovaries when she is born, although the eggs are in an undeveloped form.

    The average age that girls begin to menstruate is 12 years old. Each menstrual cycle occurs approximately every twenty-eight days. During each cycle, hormonal messages from the brain cause the ovaries to develop a single mature egg cell for potential fertilization, even as other hormones instruct the uterine lining to thicken in preparation for nourishing the fertilized egg cell.

    As you may know, hormones are chemicals released into the blood stream by organs or glands. In general, their job is to regulate body functions by either stimulating or inhibiting other cells or organs. The ovaries are just one of the many organs in the body regulated by hormones.

    The cycle starts when a follicle grows within one of the ovaries. A follicle is composed of the developing egg cell and the support cells that surround and nourish it.

    Throughout the first portion of the cycle, a small structure in the brain, the pituitary, releases hormones, mostly FSH. This causes follicles to begin growing.

    One of the follicles becomes dominant and releases estrogen, a hormone that prepares the lining of the uterus to receive a fertilized egg cell. Meanwhile, the estrogen in the blood stream causes the brain to release a surge of LH. In response to the LH surge, the follicle enlarges rapidly. About 24 to 36 hours after the LH surge, the follicle ruptures and releases the egg cell in a process known as ovulation.

    The ruptured follicle begins secreting the hormone progesterone, which also helps to prepare the uterine lining for a fertilized egg cell.

    The large structure on the right is the entrance to the fallopian tube. The smaller, waving structures at its opening are called fimbriae. They're moving a lot because it's their job to sweep the egg cell into the fallopian tube's entrance and toward the uterus.

    Once the egg cell is within the fallopian tube, one of two things will happen to it: it will either be fertilized by a sperm cell, or fertilization will fail to take place.

    If the egg cell is NOT fertilized within 12 to 24 hours after its release from the ovary, it will stop developing and will dissolve before reaching the uterus.

    The absence of a fertilized egg cell gradually causes a woman’s body to stop releasing the hormones that would otherwise prepare the uterus for the developing egg cell. In response, the uterus sheds its lining. Menstruation signifies the start of the next menstrual cycle and lasts from 2 to 7 days.

    If the egg cell DOES become fertilized by a sperm, it will be transported by tiny hair-like cells called cilia to the uterus. There, it lodges in the uterine wall in a process called implantation, and receives nourishment from the uterine lining.

    Meanwhile, back in the ovary, the remaining cells of the ruptured follicle produce progesterone so that the uterine lining will stay rich in blood vessels, and the fertilized egg cell will survive.

    As you can see, the hormones, which control the reproductive system, maintain a delicate balance over the life cycle of the egg cell.

  9. #69

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    have you heard of the Natural Planning Method? simple ra baya na ai. kung basa, dli safe. kung dry, safe. mura ba ug sa tanom, nga kung imo bas-on, naay motubo. ang ako pasabot nga basa kay kanang naay discharges ang girl due to ovulation. and i also check thru this site

    Live Ovulation Calculator - Ovulation Calculator

    lain-lain man gud ang average days sa period sa girls..

  10. #70

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    Quote Originally Posted by labyrinthbw View Post
    have you heard of the Natural Planning Method? simple ra baya na ai. kung basa, dli safe. kung dry, safe. mura ba ug sa tanom, nga kung imo bas-on, naay motubo. ang ako pasabot nga basa kay kanang naay discharges ang girl due to ovulation. and i also check thru this site

    Live Ovulation Calculator - Ovulation Calculator

    lain-lain man gud ang average days sa period sa girls..
    i haven't heard yet anang natural planning method hehehe so meaning after ovulation uga naman na so SAFE na hehehe

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