You will not ovulate if you take BCPs as directed.
It is possible. But you could be fertile.
yes, it is very possible, you are just as able to get pregnant when on your period as you are before and after ovulation! (you are more likely during ovulation)
A woman cannot get pregnant during her menstrual period, as ovulation has not yet occurred. Additionally, she is unlikely to conceive shortly after ovulation, as the egg typically survives for about 12-24 hours. Lastly, during menopause, when ovulation and menstruation cease, pregnancy is no longer possible.
yes as ovulation is the time when the egg can be fertilized to get pregnant. the mores times you have sex during that period the higher chance you have of getting pregnant
Always possible, not likely but possible.
No, there is no ovulation when pregnant.
No, a woman can typically get pregnant during the 5-day period leading up to ovulation and the day of ovulation itself. This window can vary depending on the length and regularity of her menstrual cycle.
you have a very small chance because the main time you get pregnant is during ovulation which is the 14th day after your period, usually.
You cannot get pregnant two days after ovulation. During ovulation however, gender is 50/50. You will be able to see which gender your child is after being pregnant for 7 weeks.
Yes
A woman can only get pregnant if she has sex during ovulation or for the week prior when there is fertile cervical mucus present - but without tracking her cycles with FAM she can't know when she is fertile or not, so she must always assume she is fertile. Thus if a woman does not use birth control then she could get pregnant 17 days after her period.
That is what fertility means, the ability to get pregnant. Right after ovulation, a female is the most fertile.