Can all women who have periods get pregnant I want to know?

Question

I was just woundring it sounds stupid I do not know so thought I would ask. do not think I am stupid for asking this question. I thought this question was important me.

Answer 1

MOST OF THE TIME WHEN GIRLS R MENSTRUATING THEY CAN GET PREGNANT. UNLESS THERE IS A PROBLEM. BUT THERE IS ALWAYS A RISK.

Answer 2

The simple answer is, no.
The wise answer is, maybe.

But the truth depends on many different factors.
1) 15% of couples are not able to conceive after one year of unprotected intercourse. Approximately half of those will still not be pregnant after two years. After that, the monthly pregnancy rate is approximately 2%. The longer the duration of infertility, the less likely you are to get pregnant.
2) The older you are, the harder it is to get pregnant. If you are 40, the pregnancy rate is about 10% per month. By age 45, the pregnancy rate is much less than 1% per month.
3) Not all periods indicate that you are ovulating. However, regular predictable menses generally indicate that you are ovulating.
4) Multiple other factors affect fertility, including if your fallopian tubes are open, if your male partner has adequate sperm, whether you have chronic pelvic conditions such as endometriosis.

If you want these questions addressed or answered you should seek the advice of your Ob/Gyn. If you are 35 or older, or have been more than 1 year without contraception, then you should probably find a Reproductive Endocrinologist (Infertility Specialist).

To find a specialist in your area go to:
www.socrei.org (or .com) or
www.asrm.com

Answer 3

Just because you have a regular cycle doesn't mean you can have a baby.

I was pregnant with my second child and developed complications and lost the baby and almost my life. I had been very physically active that month, participating in sports events (just for fun) and experienced a cycle after the fact.

Everything was normal, or so I thought. Have you ever heard of an ectopic pregnancy? Well I was almost three months pregnant and had no idea, because I was still having my regular cycles.

Instead of travelling to the womb to develop, the embryo stayed in my fallopian tubes and started developing there. It ruptured and I had to have emergency surgery after almost 48 hrs of internal bleeding. Since I have such a high tolerance for pain, I thought it was just really bad gas trapped in my body so I still went to work.

Anyway, long story short -- I lost the baby, my left fallopian tube and have not conceived since. I still have regular cycles, but I will need to see a specialist in order for me to conceive now. Thank God I already had a child and still have my life so I get to watch her grow up.

Hope I helped. Remember to take care of you.

Answer 4

Not all woman that have their period can conceive. Some women have defects where they cant get pregnant. But if all women were put together right, lol...then yes, any woman that has their period can get pregnant.

Answer 5

Not all women who have periods can get pregnant. No this isn't a studip question. If this really bothers you then you should speak with your GYN.

Answer 6

Yes all women that have periods can get pregnant, your period is the lining of your uterus that sheads every month if sperm don't make it to the egg to fertilize it .

Answer 7

Not necessarily, but in general if a woman has a regular period it means that things are working all right.

Answer 8

not all women that have perods can get pregnat thay could have other helth issues but still be haveing ther monthley peroid like blocked felopian tubes or not ovulating

Answer 9

No, some may have scarring on their fallopian tubes or any number of things that can make them infertile.

Answer 10

Pretty much. Obviously she may have other medical issues taht may prevent her from getting pregnant.

Answer 11

Unless there is some type of female problem, yes.