how do you get pregenat?

Answer 1

Well... A male has sperm.. And a female has an egg...There are certain times in a month, when a female will ovulate and her egg will be good. During this time of month, usually a week or two after her period, she should have unprotected sex with a male. However, she should only do this if she and the male are married, able to support a child, financially, emotionally, and physically. And if the to ADULTS are responsible enough. Then 9 months later, roughly, you'll have the baby. That getting pregnant in a nutshell

Answer 2

Fertilisation in mammals
All mammals rely on internal fertilisation through copulation. To deliver the sperm to the female, the male inserts his sexual organ, the penis, into the opening of the vagina, the passage into the female's other sexual organs. (This process is a part of copulation.) Once the male ejaculates, a large number of sperm cells swim toward the ovum.

The capacitated spermatozoon and the oocyte meet and interact in the ampulla of the fallopian tube. In mammals, binding of the spermatozoon to the zona pellucida, an extracellular layer surrounding the oocyte, initiates the acrosome reaction. This process releases the enzyme hyaluronidase, which digests the matrix of hyaluronic acid in the vestments surrounding the oocyte. Fusion between the sperm and oocyte plasma membranes follows, allowing the entry of the sperm nucleus, mitochondria, centriole and flagellum into the oocyte. Once the ovum fuses with a single sperm cell, its cell membrane changes, preventing fusion with other sperm.

This process ultimately leads to the formation of a diploid cell called a zygote. When the embryo reaches the uterus and implants in the endometrium, it begins to divide and form an embryo. At this point the female is said to be pregnant. If the embryo emplants in the fallopian tubes, rather than in the uterus, an ectopic pregnancy results, which can be fatal to the mother.

In some animals (e.g. rabbit) the act of coitus induces ovulation by stimulating release of the pituitary hormone gonadotropin. This greatly increases the probability that coitus will result in pregnancy.

If fertilisation takes place, the sperm usually meet the ovum in the fallopian tube, requiring the sperm cells to swim from the upper vagina through the cervix and across the length of the uterus before reaching the fallopian tube—a considerable distance compared to the size of the sperm cell.


Human fertilisation
Main article: Human fertilisation
The term "conception" commonly refers to fertilisation, but is sometimes defined as implantation or even "the point at which human life begins" and is thus a subject of semantic arguments within the abortion debate. Gastrulation is the point in development when the implanted blastocyst develops three germ layers, the endoderm, the exoderm and the mesoderm. It is at this point that the genetic code of the father becomes fully involved in the development of the embryo. Until this point in development, twinning is possible. Additionally, interspecies hybrids which have no chance of development survive until gastrulation. However this stance is not entirely warranted since human developmental biology literature refers to the "conceptus" and the medical literature refers to the "products of conception" as the post-implantation embryo and its surrounding membranes. The term "conception" is not usually used in scientific literature because of its variable definition and connotation.

Answer 3

Well, you get together with a guy and you guys have sex with out protecting yourselves and he does this thing they call it *** in you or nut which is the sperm,it meets up with one of your eggs and there you have it, you're pregenat.

Answer 4

I don't even know what pregenat is. You're too young to know how to get pregnant, though.

Answer 5

I think you would be better off phoning child line and having a chat with them.

If you have been interfered with by an adult they will help you.
If you do not know how, they will explain for you, and it is all anonymous so no one will ever need to know, if you don't want them to.

I believe you may have a problem and these people will help you a lot better than anyone here can, they will support you and help you.

I hope all works out for you, and please do not be saddened at the somewhat rude posts.

Answer 6

I think it takes a great deal of courage to ask this question AND if you have parents like I had, I know why you haven't asked them and I can't believe the other answers about talking to parents. Obviously, if you could talk to your parents the lines of communication would be open and you wouldn't have to ask this question; they would have already told you. IF this is a serious question, I would recommend visiting Planned Parenthood website or a plethera of other sites about safe sex, intercourse, etc. Below is a link to just one source that is pretty good about parents sex talk and a good Q&A but I just typed in "parents sex talk pregnancy" and there are literally thousands of wonderful sites. Good Luck and remember, safe sex can prevent pregnancy and also save your life!

Answer 7

Pregenat? Whats that?
If you mean pregnant...go back to school and attend your sex education/human biology class!
(oh by the way, spell check works wonders you know)

Answer 8

read and read carefully idiot.....
-male...sperm
-female..egg
the male inserts his penis into the woman's vagina....then the Male's sperm gets inserted into the woman's vagina and swims into the females egg...then the two cells after time turn into a baby which lives inside your womb up to 9 months..got it
p.s. not pregenat its pregnant , well done you learnt something today just cant believe you learnt this so late....

Answer 9

I am not sure how you get pregenat....

I know how you can get pregnant.

Answer 10

Seriously? You have unprotected sex with a man who is not sterile. If you have to ask this question you definitely should not be getting pregnant! If you are under 18, you'd best ask your mother or parental figure these questions.