Published
May 3, 2022
Updated
August 12, 2022
Can you get pregnant on your period?
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The short answer: Yes. The long answer: Most girls and women think that they can't get pregnant while they are menstruating, but it's not exactly true. Getting pregnant while menstruating is possible and happens in real life.
Can a person get pregnant during her period?
Yes, a girl can get pregnant during her period. This might happen when: A girl has bleeding that she thinks is a period, but it's bleeding from ovulation. If the bleeding is from ovulation, the egg is still viable and she could get pregnant.
How can you tell when you're ovulating?
This is the classic question asked by women who are trying to conceive. It's also one of the toughest questions for a doctor to answer, because every woman's cycle is different.
What are the risks of getting pregnant on your period?
There are no proven risks of getting pregnant on your period. However, because this can be a confusing time for you, it is important to get a pregnancy test in case you are indeed pregnant. What is the chance of getting pregnant on your period? Many girls who are trying to get pregnant on their period are often disappointed. Although there is a chance of getting pregnant on your period, it is very rare.
What happens if you get pregnant on your period?
Your body is different when you're pregnant. You're about 6 weeks pregnant before you can actually feel your baby move. But there are some things you can do to help make sure you're pregnant: Call your doctor.
A girl who is having her period, and is trying to get pregnant, may get pregnant. The only way to prevent this from happening is by using an IUD or a birth control pill.
How to know if you're pregnant on your period?
If you are on the verge of your period and you have sex, there's a chance you might be pregnant. You can try to take a test to find out, but it's best to just take your period, and see what the doctor says.
When to go to a doctor?
If you have regular, heavy periods, you can go to a doctor if you think you might be pregnant. Your doctor can check your cervix for lumps, and your vagina for discharge. If you are not sure about your period, you can take a test.
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