Pearl Index

The Pearl Index is a statistical value that indicates how safe a particular contraceptiveContraceptives are measures that can help to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Most contraceptives must be taken by girls or people with a uterus. Depending on the product, safety is more or less guaranteed. No method is 100% safe. is. It measures the risk of a woman becoming pregnant over the course of a year if she uses the contraceptive consistently and correctly. The lower the number, the safer the contraceptive method. A Pearl Index of 0 means that no pregnancyPregnancy is the time between the fusion of sperm and egg and the birth of the baby, which normally lasts around 9 months. The first sign of pregnancy is the absence of menstrual bleeding, which would otherwise occur regularly. has occurred. A Pearl Index of 1 means that outOuting, outing: To out someone is to disclose a person's gender identity and/or sexual orientation to another person or group against his/her will. of 100 women who have used this contraceptive for a year, one woman has nevertheless become pregnant.