Seriously...I have read different answers to this question. One medical site I read said no, but the other seven medical responses I read said emphatically yes, depending on several different factors. I am a woman who has a short cycle, and I'm really irregular (meaning, I am usually a 21 {or sometimes less!} day-er, and I usually can say my period will start AROUND X date, but never sure). My periods usually last 4 days on average. I know that sperm can survive up to six days. I also have the unusual ability to know when I'm ovulating due to a sharp pain in my pelvic area (I have confirmed this w/ my GYN - he says some women can tell, others can't). I want to get pregnant. I can also say that typically, I am a heavy bleeder on the first day, but not this time around. My flow is about half of what it normally is. I also usually have some cramping, which I did not have with this period. I am expecting it to last about 3-4 days. Your thoughts? Thanks.
2006-11-11 22:51:30 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Pregnancy & Parenting ➔ Trying to Conceive
Whoops...that would be PREGNANT. I can spell, really...LOL.
2006-11-11 22:52:19 · update #1