can you get pregnant before your period?

Answer 1

Do you mean before your periods have even started? ie: like you are 12 years old or something?

Either way, the technical answer is yes, it is possible. Once your hormones kick in ovulation may occur while the lining of the uterus is building. If you have sex at this time you may well conceive. If you don't conceive the lining of the uterus breaks down - this is your period.

It is unlikley, but possible.

If your periods have not yet started at all then before starting or progressing with a sexual relationship please seek assistance from a doctor, counsellor or trusted adult (and NOT the adult who is trying to get you to have sex, if this is the case).

You need to be fully informed about how your body works, about contraception, about pregnancy, about diseases and HIV and about the emotional impact of sex before you take on the responsibility of an intimate relationship and it's consequences. You deserve to be informed. That way you won't need to ask questions like this - you'll already know. :-)

Answer 2

Oh! Dear. I desire you are going to gain knowledge of from this and take precautions at some point within the occasion you do not intend your partner to get pregnant. The morning after pill can not be taken too more commonly. There isn't any 'reliable time'. Though simply earlier than or with no trouble after the period might be deemed as 'more secure', being pregnant can come up in a few ladies at any time for the duration of the cycle. There are plenty of internet-internet web sites to be had so to appear at and get a compatible perception of the menstrual cycle and getting pregnant.

Answer 3

Generally speaking, if you haven't started having menstrual periods, then you don't ovulate, and you can't get pregnant. If you mean whether or not you can become pregnant shortly before your period begins when your cycles are well-established, then the answer is yes, although it's less likely than at the "middle" of your cycle near ovulation.

Answer 4

Pregnancy happens in between periods, 10 - 14 days after your period you will ovulate- depending on you and your cycle, there are also ways to test if you are ovulating - look up ovulation on the internet. When you get your period you can't get pregnant unless you already are ( someties you can have a light or erratic period at beginning of pregnancy).

Answer 5

Can you get pregnant before your period?

Yes they are learning more and more about the mystery of women and their cycles you can get pregnant almost anytime of the month and even during your period it just depends on your body everyone is different and should never be compared to another.

If you mean before you ever have a period, then the answer is also yes as you may ovulate before you have a period.


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Answer 6

yes it is entirely possible, even if you've never had a period before. Typically women ovulate 2 weeks before their next period/2 weeks after the last - same thing. But, sperm can also live in the uterus for up to 5 or 6 days. So, if you've had sex before you've even had a period, there can still be living sperm in your body just waiting for you to ovulate.

Answer 7

Yes you can. You have 2 ovaries, normally one is the one that works every month through your regular cycle. However sometimes the 2nd. one can release a mature egg at any time.
This means you can have your period, and at the same time your 2nd. ovary is in the process of ovulation.
That's why you can never be safe!!! Unless you use a contraceptive!

Answer 8

Yes you can. You can get pregnant around teh time you ovulate. Since a lot of woman don't know when they ovulate, you can get pregnant anytime during your cycle.

Answer 9

before, after, during, you can get pregnant any time, safe sex is only with condoms or birth control. no pulling out is ever safe because there are sperm leaking from the man the moment he gets excited.

Answer 10

Yes Yes Yes.