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Yes, you can get pregnant. If you are having a period it mean your body is ovulation (releasing eggs), and can get pregnant. However the problem with such a long gap in cycles is it makes it harder to pinpoint ovulation. You can buy ovulation kits at any big store, Wlamart, Target, Rite-aid, CVS, and use it to help. Or you can track your cervix position and cervical mucus at home daily, yourself. It can be done.

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Q: Can having your period every 2 month means that you cant have no children or what can you do to regulate your period?
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