If your periods dont always come every month can you still get pregnant?

Answer 1

A woman may potentially get pregnant at anytime during her menstrual cycle. The likelihood of getting impregnated increases around day 14 which is ovulation day if the period is regular. Advice given to those who wish to avoid getting pregnant is as follows - use contraception and/or avoid intercourse between days 10 and 20 (especially day 14) of the menstrual cycle to decrease the chances of getting pregnant.

Answer 2

Yes. In a 28 day cycle days 14-18 are the most fertile when ovulation happens. If you have sex between days 11-18 (sperm live 5-6 days in the uterus) there is a high possibility that a pregnancy will result. If you want to keep track of your cycle there is an easy way to do it. Get a calendar and mark each day starting with the first day of your period to the first day of the next period. With this you can see when day 14 is in your cycle.

Answer 3

Yes, it is still possible, but you should ask a doctor for an answer.

Answer 4

You can't get pregnant during your period, or for a couple of days before and after.

However, you should always use a condom.

Answer 5

no