Is there still a chance that if i have sex i can still get pregnant even tho i havent started my period?

Answer 1

Yes, it is possible, depending on how soon you begin your period after you have sex. You will ovulate before you start your period, so it is possible. If you are so young that you haven't begun your period yet, you are probably way too young to be having sex...

Answer 2

I will tell you the answer and then I will give advice. No, you cannot become pregnant without your period. Your period is the first sign of becoming a young woman. This is when your body is changing, you're getting breasts, bigger and wider hips an all types of emotional changes. Menstration is the procedure when your eggs, and you have enough eggs in you for a lifetime, start falling from your fallopian tubes, and if they are not fertilized by sperm during the few days that you can get pregnant, then your body after 21 to 28 days expells the waste and you bleed. Now if you don't have your period yet, this leads me to believe that you are too young to be worrying about sex. You are probably some simply gorgeous preteen that is thinking to hard or being pressured to do something, believe me, later on you will regret. Take your time sexy and wait. When you are in love and this man loves you, girl, that will be the most intense feeling of your life. Good Luck In Your Life Choices

Answer 3

If you mean you haven't started your period in that you haven't reached that part of puberty yet, the answer is no. If you mean you are in between periods, the answer is yes. Sperm can live in the body for up to 8 days. If you ovulate within those 8 days, you can get pregnant. If you begin your first menstrual cycle(not period) and you ovulate within those first days, you can get pregnant. For clarity if it's needed.....
Once you receive your first period, your 28 day cycle had already began. The actual period is the end of that menstrual cycle. Should you have sex, let him ejaculate inside or around your vagina, and it happened during the time of this first menstrual cycle while you were ovulating(which happens on the 14th day of a 28 day cycle), then you could get pregnant before you even had your first actual period. Hope this info isn't confusing. If it was, just email me and I'll clarify further :-)

Answer 4

YES!!!!!!!! You ovulate before you start your period (even your first one). That aside, you can also get sexually transmitted diseases from unprotected sex. That would really suck to have an STD before you even get your first period. You could be any age between 8 and 18, but that still seems a little young to have sex. Have you truly thought about this? This is a huge step, something you can never undo.

I know you are tired of people telling you that you are to young to have sex and you just want to tell them that you are mature enough to have sex. My question is this. Are you mature enough to NOT have sex? It is easy to give in to temptation, but it takes real strength of mind and character to say no and wait until you are older (or, better yet, married). Just step back and really think about it before you do something that you may regret later in life.

If you have already had sex and you are concerned that you might be pregnant, get tested. Either get a home test, go to Planned Parenthood or confide in your parents. Get tested for pregnancy and for STD's (including HIV).

I hope this helped.

Answer 5

I can't answer this without saying that you should WAIT! If you haven't started your period yet, your body is not ready for sex! Please wait and give both your body, mind, and spirit time to mature. Sex is a really big deal and worth the wait.

To answer you question, yes. There is a chance that you can get pregnant. If you are going to have sex, you need to protect yourself for more reasons than just pregnancy.

Answer 6

Not likely, but possible.

The #1 way HIV/AIDS is spread in the USA is unprotected oral sex between young heterosexuals.

Here is some information on condoms, birth control, infection, safer sex, abstinence and other alternatives to intercourse, how to talk to your partner about sexual issues ... even a video on how to CORRECTLY apply a condom.
http://www.teenwire.com/
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/

If you are old enough to engage in an adult activity like sex, then you are old enough to take responsibility for your sexual well being. The best way to start being responsible is by making an appointment with a Planned Parenthood clinic.

Answer 7

Probably...women have the amazing capacity to get pregnant when it is most unexpected and unusual.
PS. If you haven't started your period, don't have sex. Your body knows what it's doing and it's telling you you still have a few years of being a kid.

Answer 8

Yes,
You have to start ovulating at some point, and that does not announce itself. When you have your first period, this is the end of your reproduction/menstrual cycle, not the beginning. Not to mention, if you have unprotected sex you could end up catching a disease or infection of some type.

Answer 9

yes! you are always in danger of getting pregnant at any time. in fact, i think it is usually right in between two periods, (you know, a couple of weeks before/after your period) that you are most likely to get pregnant. so make sure you are safe and careful because pretty much anytime you can get preggo if you're not careful.

Answer 10

Not only can you get pregnant, but you can also get Herpes, Syphilis, Chlamydia, Venereal Warts (which lead to cervical cancer), tuberculosis, and AIDS. Is it worth the risk of never being able to have a baby because some guy gave you a nasty disease that kills your reproductive tract or takes your life?