Most woman are not fertile during this period.
I think it is almost unheard of regarding being pregnant with one baby and managing to become pregnant with a second one a few months later. This is as rare as it can be, without totally ruling it out. (I think I have heard of one incident where a mother have given birth to "twins" of estimated two months age difference, but I can not find proper references to it)
It is however more common to become pregnant with one baby and then become pregnant with a second one within a week. Two eggs can be released at slightly different times and become fertilized correspondingly. Both can attach themselves and hence you will be pregnant with twins, although not identical twins.
Most women that breastfeed their baby are also infertile during this period.
This is a less safe period although the first 6-8 months are considered pretty safe if the baby actually feed from you and does not get additional lots of food.
The moment you start to wean the baby off, you will start becoming fertile and your menstruation will start again.
It is not a fail-proof method of "birth-control"
When you're fertile depends on your menstrual cycle, during a typical 28 day cycle a woman will be fertile on days 7-16, but everyone is different and cycles can change. The only way to know when you are fertile or not is to use fertility awareness method.
Yes, a woman can get pregnant immediately after her period. If she has a short menstrual cycle it is possible for her to ovulate directly after menstruation, or certainly she may be fertile directly after menstruation.
How fertile a woman is after menstruation depends on the woman and on her menstrual cycle. During the average 28 day cycle a woman is most likely to ovulate on day 14 and can be fertile between days 7-16 - if a woman's cycle is shorter she could ovulate directly after menstruation so be at her most fertile.
Unless a woman uses fertility awareness method she cannot know when she is fertile or not, thus she must assume she is always fertile and use appropriate birth control to prevent unintended pregnancy. In theory she is not fertile before menstruation (ovulation typically occurs two weeks before menstruation, and there is only a viable egg for up to 48 hours maximum), but she may be fertile after menstruation if there is fertile cervical mucus present or if she ovulates earlier in her cycle.
No, a woman cannot get pregnant on her period. During menstruation there is no egg to fertilise so there can be no pregnancy, although if a woman's cycle is short she may be fertile during menstruation - this means there may be fertile cervical mucus present, this can keep the sperm alive in the vagina for up to a week, by which time she may have ovulated.
it is them ovaulating or becoming fertile. they must be fertile to have children
Women are most fertile about 14 days before the start of their period.
No, you wouldn't fall pregnant during your period as there is no egg present during menstruation. However it is possible for you to be fertile during menstruation, this would mean that sperm from sex during menstruation may live long enough to fertilise the egg released during ovulation.
No, right before your period is likely to be your least fertile time. Women typically ovulate two weeks before menstruation and are fertile up to a week before then when there is fertile cervical mucus present. Unless you use fertility awareness method you cannot know for certain when you are fertile or not, unless you want to get pregnant always use birth control.
You are NOT fertile while having your period, pills or no pills. You are fertile when you have a mature egg ready to be fertilized. Menstruation -or the period- is the process through which your body gets rid of that egg, since it didn't get fertilized.
They are already fertile when you're born, but not released until menstruation!
Congrats, you're preggo.Not very likely, but possible. You are least fertile during menstruation.
Yes, because you are still fertile at this time.Refrain from coitus 5 days before and 5 days after your menstruation.