can you get pregnant after having two periods in one month? If so how can you detect when you ovulate?

Question

I just switched a week ago to another birth control had my period that same week which ended May 30 today June 5 I started another period why is that? How do I detect when I'm ovulating?

Answer 1

You didn't have two periods in one month, you had a so-called break-through bleed which can happen when you switch from a pill with more hormones to one with less. You don't ovulate if you take the pill as instructed.

Answer 2

Pregnancy is tricky if you're very healthy and fertile it's possible to get pregnant even with birth-control or in between 2 kinds.
Best way to find out is a pregnancy test i guess.
When you ovulate your body temperature rises a wee.
But only 1 degree so you would need a digital thermometer.
And it's easier to become aroused when you ovulate it's also easier to arouse your partner because your body produces hormonal scents.

Answer 3

yes, the second period may have been implantation bleeding (mittelschmertz) of the fertilized ovum into your uterus.
if your cycle is 28 days, you ovulate 14 days after your period ends.
so, wait 2 weeks and do a home preg test
good luck

Answer 4

Some birth control's cause you to have your period all the time, the call it spotting I guess. This new birthcontrol may have you on your period from now on. Give it some time, so your body can adjust to the change.

Answer 5

you'll ovualte 10-14 days , beginning of menstration- because you' have had 2 periods...there is no lining of uterus for the embryo to attach too... but yes there is a slim chance you could still get pregnant.. in between the last period and your next -use a condom till ur next period..
and for heaven's sake gurl read the lil' manual that comes with the pills..

Answer 6

there are various method temp recording is most crude of all.other are dating.ovulation occur 14 day prior menses so Usual menstrual cycle duration-14=ovulation day +/-4 days.other are string,fern and bill method this are based of change in cercival secretion consistency during ovulation.it becomes more thin and fluid (this facilitates sperm entry to uterus other time its mucoid thick and prevent sperm entry to uterus).best method is by ultrasound or laproscopy examination as done in assisted reproduction techniques

Answer 7

If you are talking about birthcontrol pills you should not ovulate. That is how they work

Answer 8

Doctor Marsh will answer this one for you

Answer 9

yup

Answer 10

use prenatal stripes they are in the drug marts