can you still get pregnant if you have irregular periods?

Question

i am ttc, august was my last month taking bc. at first my cycles were longer than usual, about 35 days. then the past couple months the were 30 days .. i thought they were regulated.. then this month i was supposed to start saturday and i didnt. that would have been day 30. i still havent started but i do know it is coming, i feel all the symptoms. that disappoints me cause it means my cycles are not regular.. mid cycle i feel what seems like ovulation pain and cramps and then i cramp on and off till my period. sometimes intense and always on the right side. does this mean i am going to have a hard time concieving, does it mean i am not ovulating..

Answer 1

yes you can but i'll take alot more time to figure ot when you'll be ovulating

Answer 2

If you stopped taking the birth control in August that is not long enough for the hormones to leave your system. You should not 'try' to get pregnant for another couple of months. It takes approximately six months for your body to 'recover' from the artificial cycle you have been on.
Good luck!
I always knew when I was ovulating on my left side too. I had no problems conceiving! Mother of six by the way!

Answer 3

you can still get pregnant with irregular periods. This doesnt mean you arent ovulating.
Is "bc" birth control? because if so, coming off the pill can make you irregular temporarily.
if you have any problems in a few months, go see your doctor
Have fun trying for a baby xx

Answer 4

I hear people say they had a hard time, then i hear people say they didn't. You just need to find out when you ovulate and if you can't do that I hear doctors say, sperm can live inside the female for up to 48-72 hours so you should have sex every other day to make sure you hit that day when you ovulate.

Answer 5

yes...you just got get pregnet on the day you have your period

Answer 6

Yes it is.